Doesn't really exist

No currency

USA

North Korea

Rely on customs, weak military

Limited consumer choice/ competition

Government sets price ceilings and price floors

Fraud possibility increases

Sam Adams & John Hancock & Patrick Henry

Jay, Hamilton, Madison and John Adams

Jefferson, Madison, Monroe

Against the Constitution

Supported the Constitution

Strict View of Constitution

Opposed a strong central government

Supported the Articles of Confederation

Believed in a strong central government

Supported a national bank

Favored a loose interpretation of the Constitution

Wanted 3 branches of government

Amendment 10

wanted the bill of rights added

elastic clause/ necessary and proper clause

Louisiana Purchase

24 straight years of the presidency

libertarian grandfathers

only 1 president

Publicly elected

no term limits

part of legislative branch

2 year term

100 members

confirms judges and cabinet members

can ratify treaties

has the power to initiate revenue bills

gerrymandering

filibuster

represents the entire state

strict debate rules

Taxing and Spending

Foreign Policy

Speaker of the House

Majority leader most powerful

Vice President head of/ can break a tie

Amendment 17

Amendments 1-8

Amendment 14

Mapp v Ohio

Brown v Board of Education

Miranda v Arizona

Equal Employment Opportunity Act

Americans with Disabilities Act

Fair Housing Act

Gideon v Wainwright

Escobedo v Illinois

Obergfell v Hodges

Loving v Virginia

Appointed by President

Confirmed by Senate

15 members

Alexander Hamilton

No set term

9 members

lifetime term

John Marshall

Earl Warren

Judicial review

Chief Justice

Advises the President

Members are heads of executive departments

Can be removed by the President

Thurgood Marshall

Secretary of Defense

Rule of Four

Head of a bureaucracy

Part of Executive Branch

Judicial Branch

enumerated/delegted/ expressed

reserved

pardon

power of the purse

tax & spend

freedom

tax and spend

law and order/opportunity

command economy

Bernie Sanders

Bill Clinton

Ronald Reagan

Ron Paul/Swanson

Pro Life

communism

tax and spend

power of the purse

legislative branch

interest rates

federal reserve board

National Security Council

budget deficit

healthcare reform

education policy

housing assistance

environmental regulations

diplomatic relations

trade agreements

international treaties

foreign aid

non political

Social Security, Medicare, Medicaid

affects loans

IRS

Judicial Review

Veto

Impeach

power of the purse

Executive Orders

enforce legislation

Amendment 16

concurrent power

Not in Florida or Texas

Tax brackets

Regressive Tax

Not in Oregon or Montana

Assessment value

Mainly spent on education

Tax assessor

Progressive Tax

every american pays this

mostly state, but also local

mostly local, but also state

new hampshire's only tax

10% in Rapides

reserved power, every state

IRS

Concurrent Powers

Reserved Powers

Enumerated

Delegated

Expressed

Tax Income

Foreign Policy

Coin Money

Establish Local Governments

Conduct Elections

Regulate Intrastate Commerce

Provide for Public Safety

Manage Education Systems

Borrow Money

Establish Courts

Build Roads

Provide for the General Welfare

Sales Tax

Property Tax