Bill of Rights and Federalism

Powers specifically given tothe national government.

• National

• Expressed

• Inherent

• Implied

This amendment is considered to be the foundation of states' rights and constitutional Federalism.

• 2nd

• 4th

• 8th

• 10th

The Constitution outlines a federal systemof governmet that provides for a strong and cohesive ___ government while still protecting the rights of the ___.

• National, States

• States, National

• Federal, States

• States, People

What is freedom of petition?

• Document. Signatures for change

• Paperwork for police entry to home

• Permission for police to search of your car.

• Legal papers saying you will defend yourself in court.

What is the 2nd Amendment?

• Americans can own drones
• Americans must have insurance
• Americans can go to college
• Americans can own weapons

What is ammendment 7?

• Right to trial in civil case

• other rights not included in the Consitiution

• no unreasonable search and seizure

After the American Revolution, the new Government created the Articles of Confederation. What was the problem they were having with the Articles?

• They were too complicated

• They left the United States weak and unable to respond to crisis

• They put too much power in the hands of one person

• It had too high of taxes

What is "Federalism"?

• A type of government with a king

• Power is shared by a central government and local governments

• a type of government with only a central government

• A type of government where people vote on every issue.

Powers given to the state government alone

• Federalism

• Reserved Powers

• Concurrent Powers

• Expressed Powers

powers shared by the national and state governments

• Federalism

• Expressed Powers

• Enumerated Powers

• Concurrent Powers