System of division of powers between the states and national governments.

The people elect representative to carry out laws.

Three branches of government hold each other accountable with checks and balances.

The power lies with the people.

What is Republicanism?

The people elect representative to carry our will.

System of division of powers between the states and national governments.

Three branches of government hold each other accountable with checks and balances.

The power lies with the people.

What is the Supremacy Clause and what court case established it? What was the outcome?

No state law can conflict any national law.

McCulloch v Maryland ruled in favor of the national government when Maryland tried to tax the national bank.

McCulloch v Massachusetts ruled in favor of McCulloch when the state tried to tax the bank.

McCulloch v Michigan ruled in favor of Michigan when the national gov. when tried to tax the bank.

Powers given specifically to the National Government.

Powers the government takes that are not directly granted by the Constitution.

Powers is exercises simply because it is a government.

Powers the government takes that are not directly granted by the Constitution.

Powers given specifically to the National Government.

Powers is exercises simply because it is a government.

Powers given specifically to the National Government.

Powers the government takes that are not directly granted by the Constitution.

What are reserved powers?

Powers strictly belonging to the states that are not listed in the Constitution.

Powers given specifically to the National Government that are not listed in the Constitution.

Powers that the government takes that are not directly granted.

Powers that the government exercises simply because it is a government.

3 guarantees that the federal government grants the states.

A republican form of government.

Protection from invasion and domestic violence.

Territorial integrity - No state can be divided to make a new state w/o its permission.

An option to have a republican or democratic government.

What two obligations do the states have to the federal government?

Provide representatives in. order to be heard on the national level.

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