Powers that are used to enforce expressed powers.

Powers specifically stated in the Constitution.

Powers that can only be used by the federal government.

Powers that can only be used by the states.

Powers that are shared by the national and state governments.

A plan for spending.

Spending more money than you are taking in.

Spending that Congress approves each year.

Bringing in more money that you are spending.

The cost of borrowing money.

Federal spending that is required.

Promises to pay money back.

Help or assistance given to other countries.

A nation's troops, led by the Commander in Chief.

A formal agreement between 2 or more countries.

favors extreme change to bring about a new society

hold beliefs that fall between liberal and conservative

seeks to maintain the status quo

believes that the government should take action to correct societal wrongs

seeks to return society to an earlier, more conservative time

an unlimited government with a king or queen

an unlimited government under religious rule

a limited government in which elected officials make decisions

a limited government in which all citizens participate

wrote the Letter from Birmingham Jail

wrote the Declaration of Sentiments

wrote the Four Freedoms Speech

wrote the Gettysburg Address

Which case outlawed school segregation?

this case decided the 2000 presidential election

this case outlawed school led prayer

this case outlawed some types of execution

this case create the power of judicial review

this case outlawed illegal searches and seizures

this case allowed the use of implied powers to enforce expressed powers

this case required that all criminals be read their rights at the time of arrest

this case allowed segregation in public places

this case legalized abortion

this case declared that no person is above the law

this system of government has a strong central government and weak local governments

this system of government has a weak central government and strong local governments

this system of government has equal power between the central and local governments

this type of government functions without the restriction of a constitution

this type of government is restricted by a constitution

this is Greek for "people-power"

who settles disputes between the federal government and states?

The exchange of power for protection between a group of people and their government is called

Locke's Natural Rights include...

Which type of rights cannot be taken away?

what types of freedoms are protected from government abuse ?

what types of freedoms are defended by the government from abuse by others?

which group liked the Constitution as written?

which group thought that the Constitution should be changed?

which of these is part of the 1st Amendment?

the power to overturn laws belongs to the

the power of impeachment belongs to the

the veto power belongs to the

which branch of government is listed first in the Constitution?

what type of court settles disputes where no crime has been committed?

the steps that a person goes through at the time of arrest are called

the introduction to the Constitution is called the

How many members are in the Senate?

How many members are in the House of Representatives?

How many members are in the Supreme Court?

When a case is sent back to a lower court to be retried it is called a

Redrawing electoral district lines in favor of one group is called

Cases related to the US Constitution go through

the power of the courts to decide if a law is constitutional or not is called

Powers that are passed using the Necessary and Proper Clause are known as

How many electoral votes are needed to win the Presidency

the majority party in in the House of Representative chooses

What year was the United Nations founded?

The trade agreement between the United States, Canada, and Mexico is called