APGOV Simple Test Review

Declare War

• 2. By controlling its effects.
• Delegated Power
• 1. The causes of factions and how the only part of them that can be controlled is how they affect their surroundings.
• Keep the nation together during the war and was in place when war was won.

National Defense

• 3. Inaccurate representation
• Only one branch of government
• Delegated Power
• 2. By controlling its effects.

Admit New States

• participatory
• Differentiating opinions concerning religion, government, speculation, in passions and how leaders rule and come to power.
• Delegated Power
• 1. constitution gives too much power to the federal govt

Diplomacy

• 3. believed a republic would lead to tyranny
• Different interest groups
• All of the different governments (states/local/federal/ect) work to control the large groups of factions. This allows for small groups of people over time to grow dedicated and involved in political situations.
• Delegated Power

Regulate interstate and foreign trade

• Every state could print its own money.
• Delegated Power
• They can borrow money
• participatory

Print Money

• 1. Powers are divided between state and federal governments 2. Separation of powers with the three branches
• Delegated Power
• 3. supremacy clause: federal law supersedes state laws; states have no power to disagree w/the federal gov
• 1. constitution gives too much power to the federal govt

Establish Post Offices

• Keep the nation together during the war and was in place when war was won.
• representatives cannot know the remote culture and intrestes of all, plus it is too hard for the people to influence the govt
• Delegated Power
• Powers specifically given to the federal gov by the US constitution

Regulate immigration

• state's free lunch program
• 1. the constitution would turn the "league of friendship" so that the federal govt has ultimate authority
• Healthcare, social services, welfare
• Delegated Power

Make all laws necessary and proper for carrying out delegated powers

• 2. Elitist Theory
• Federal grants that can be used only for specific purposes
• Delegated Power
• Difficult to change (all states had to agree)

Maintain Law and Order

• They couldn't tax
• Concurrent Power
• Pessimistic view
• 1. Destroying the liberty which is an essential