Episode 4 Constitution

The power to conduct elections, establish marriage laws, licensing requirements, and establish public school

• Implied powers

• Enumerated powers

• Concurrent powers

• Reserved powers

The power to admit states into the union, declare war, coin money, and conduct foreign affairs

• Implied powers

• Enumerated powers

• Concurrent powers

• Reserved powers

The power to issue taxes, borrow money, establish courts, define crime, and provide for the general welfare

• Implied powers

• Enumerated powers

• Concurrent powers

• Reserved powers

Powers not specifically in the Constitution that each branch of government has that expands their power

• Implied powers

• Enumerated powers

• Concurrent powers

• Reserved powers

Freedom of religion, speech, press, petition, and assembly

• 1st amendment

• 2nd amendment

• 5th amendment

• 9th amendment

The right to keep weapons with limitations and maintain state militias

• 1st amendment

• 2nd amendment

• 5th amendment

• 9th amendment

all the rights not listed in the Constitution belong to the people

• 1st amendment

• 2nd amendment

• 5th amendment

• 9th amendment

Trial by jury, protection against self-incrimination, and a fair trial

• 1st amendment

• 2nd amendment

• 5th amendment

• 9th amendment

Women's suffrage is guaranteed

• 10th amendment

• 13th amendment

• 15th amendment

• 19th amendment

Suffrage cannot be denied based on race, color, or previous condition of servitude

• 10th amendment

• 13th amendment

• 15th amendment

• 19th amendment