AP Government Required Court Cases

This case was about federalism

• McCulloch V Maryland
• Baker v Carr
• Shaw V Reno
• Wisconsin vs Yoder
• Tinker v DesMoines

this case was about the federal government opening up a bank and the state tried to tax them

• McCulloch V Maryland
• New York Times vs United States
• Shaw V Reno
• Citizens United vs FEC
• Wisconsin v Yoder

does the federal government have the power to create a National Bank even though it doesn't expressly give them that power in the Constitution

• McCulloch V Maryland
• Citizens United vs FEC
• US v Lopez
• Wisconsin vs Yoder
• MArbury v MAdison

the supremacy clause was used to rule that states don't have the power to tax federal bank

• McCulloch V Maryland
• Gibbons v Odgens
• US v Lopez
• Citizens United vs FEC
• Santa Fe ISD v Doe

this case was about federalism

• US v Lopez
• Baker v Carr
• Shaw V Reno
• Wisconsin vs Yoder
• Brown v Board

in this case a student brought a gun to school and was charged with a federal crime. the law of a charged him with was later found unconstitutional

• United States V Lopez
• McCulloch V Maryland
• Citizens United vs FEC
• Wisconsin vs Yoder
• Boy Scouts v Dole

the federal government claimed that according to the Commerce Clause they had the right to pass a law saying kids couldn't bring guns to school since we buy and sell guns across state lines

• us V Lopez
• Roe v Wade
• Marbury v Madison
• Obgerfells v Hodges
• Citizens United vs FEC

the concept of federalism says the federal government cannot get involved in the state's business if the Constitution does not give them the power to do so

• US versus Lopez
• Baker v Carr
• Citizens United vs FEC
• Tinker v DesMoines
• Marbury v Madison

This case was a First Amendment Free Speech case

• Schenck V us
• Roe v Wade
• Citizens United vs FEC
• Tinker v DesMoines
• Marbury v Madison

this case created the clear and present danger Doctrine

• Schenck V us
• US v Lopez
• Wisconsin vs Yoder
• Tinker v DesMoines
• Miranda v Arizona