'Expressed powers' presentation slideshows

1914 Europe

The Triple Alliance Vs. Triple Entente (The Central Powers) (The Allied Powers). 1914 Europe. The OTTOMAN EMPIRE 1453- 1880. Name Date. World War 1 (The Great War) Chapter 29. Nationalism explain why- Imperialism explain why- Militarism explain why- Alliances

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The Constitutional Basis of the Presidency

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U.S. Congress

U.S. Congress. Unit 10. The Capitol. HOUSE. SENATE. Congressional Elections Financing. Candidates need approx. $2 million to run $1.14 billion raised in 2006 Rules: Individuals can contribute $2100 to a candidate; $26,700 to a party PACs can contribute

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The United States Constitution 1787

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PERJURY

PERJURY. lying under oath sentence- The crown's star witness has also made a statement admitting perjury. PORK BARREL LEGISLATION. Laws the congress pass to appropriate money for local federal projects

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Unit 3: Constitution Test

Unit 3: Constitution Test. Mr. Young 3 rd Period. The president can check Congress by this power, meaning to reject its legislation. a. judicial review c. veto b. override. Article II (2) of the Constitution is important because it helps to setup and a. describe the executive branch.

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What caption would you add?

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The Fourth Quiz

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Legislative Branch

Legislative Branch. Law Making Branch. vocabulary. Bicameral Census Constituent Gerrymander Majority party Minority party Standing Committee Seniority Expressed powers Implied powers Elastic clause Impeach Writ of habeas corpus Bill of attainder. 15. Ex post facto law

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Jeopardy!

Jeopardy!. CATEGORY. category. CATEGORY. CATEGORY. 100. 100. 100. 100. 200. 200. 200. 200. 300. 300. 300. 300. 400. 400. 400. 400. 500. 500. 500. 500. Row 1, Col 1. Like categorical grants but More broadly defined by law, Able to be given to more things. Block Grants.

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The Powers of Congress

The Powers of Congress. Foreign Policy. The Federal government has greater powers in the field of foreign affairs than it does in any other area of public policy. Remember the 50 states are not sovereign so they have no standing in international affairs.

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1. The Legislative Branch is made up of which two houses? 2. Who has the power to declare war? The President or Congress

1. The Legislative Branch is made up of which two houses? 2. Who has the power to declare war? The President or Congress? 3. Who is the leader of the House of Representatives?

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The Legislative Branch

The Legislative Branch. The Senate. Free Write.

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The Division of Powers

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Role and Powers of Congress

Section 1: Role of Congress Section 2: Houses and Members of Congress Section 3: Powers of Congress. CHAPTER 5. Role and Powers of Congress. Section 1: Role of Congress. Objectives: What influences how members of Congress vote? What purpose do congressional investigations serve?

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National Lawmaking

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The Federal System

The Federal System. Chapter 4. The Federal System. I. Federalism A. P ower is divided between a central government and constituent governments. both exercise direct authority Two types: Fed to state State to county. B. National Powers: 1. Delegated powers: granted in constitution.

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Federalism

Federalism. Keeping Government Balanced. It Is All About the POWER!!!. The study of government is the study of power . In the US, there are 3 levels of government: Federal government State government Local government. Power In American History.

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CH. 4 FEDERALISM

CH. 4 FEDERALISM. DIVISION OF POWER . Federalism is the division of powers between National and regional (state) governments Government has a division of power: 3 types of powers EXPRESSED POWERS: spelled out in the Constitution. These powers are not debatable .

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3 Branches of Government

3 Branches of Government. Page 68-75. Legislative Branch. Congress was designed to have most power Founders still feared the abuse of power Powers given to Congress are directly stated in Constit. (expressed powers) E numer ated Powers are actually numbered 1-18 in the Constit.

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