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Article I says Congress may 'coin Money, regulate the Value thereof.' How is the power to coin money classified?
Congress creates a new military agency to carry out its listed power to raise and support armies. How is the agency-creation power classified?
A state sets the rules for getting a driver's license. How is this state power classified?
Both Congress and state legislatures pass tax laws to raise public revenue. How is the taxing power classified?
The United States conducts foreign relations because it is a sovereign nation, even when no single clause lists every diplomatic act. How is that power classified?
A state legislature votes to enter a treaty with Canada over a shared river. Article I says, 'No State shall enter into any Treaty.' How is the attempted power classified?
Article I gives Congress power 'To establish Post Offices and post Roads.' How is this power classified?
Congress chartered a national bank to help carry out its listed powers to tax and borrow money. Which 1819 case upheld the bank as an implied power?
A state requires students to meet graduation standards for its public high schools. In federalism, how is that state education authority classified?
The national government and state governments each establish courts to hear cases under their own laws. How is the power to create courts classified?
The clause says Congress may make laws 'necessary and proper' for carrying out its other powers. What classification does that clause support?
Article I says Congress may regulate commerce 'among the several States.' What classification fits that interstate commerce power?
The Tenth Amendment covers powers not delegated to the United States or prohibited to the states. What are these powers called?
Article I says, 'No State shall ... coin Money.' What classification rests on that prohibition?
Congress suspends the writ of habeas corpus during ordinary peacetime, with no rebellion or invasion. What is wrong with that action?
A state mints its own silver coins and declares them official money for debts. What is wrong with the state law?
Congress creates a hereditary title of nobility for a military hero. What is wrong with that act?
A power that is expressed in Article I for Congress is...
A power reserved to the states is...
A concurrent power is...
Read the table. In federalism, what category fits Column A?
Use the compare figure. What category fits Column A?
Read the table of constitutional limits. What category fits Column A?
Use the compare figure. What category fits Column B?
Read the table. What category fits Column A?
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Federalism in the Courts
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