Vocabulary Match
- Bill of rights
- Confederacy
- Expressed powers
- Extradition
- Federalism
- Federalists
- Implied powers
- Inherent powers
- Interstate compacts
- Supremacy clause
- exclusive powers
- concurrent powers
- Roger Taney
- denied powers
- elastic clause
- Ex post facto
- McCulloch v. Maryland
- Dred Scott v. Sandford
- New Deal
- Federal Grant-in-Aid
- Block Grants
- Reagan Revolution
- Clinton’s Contract with America
- William Rehnquist
- When disputes arise between states, they are encouraged to work things out through these.
- ONLY the states have these powers
- Reagan’s plan to give undesignated funds to states to use for general purposes
- The clause in the Constitution that declares the Constitution the “supreme law of the land”.
- A group of people including Alexander Hamilton that proposed a stronger national government
- Specific powers of the federal government
- Laws made after the fact
- Johnson’s plan to control states with money for specific programs
- System of government in which the central government operates under the direction of its members or states
- Powers not listed but necessary to carry out the expressed powers
- Sending fugitives back to the state of origination to honor arrest warrants
- A system of government in which decision making powers are divided among various individuals or groups
- Court Case which dramatically increased the size of the federal government by defining the right to tax.
- Powers shared by the federal and state governments
- Clinton created this plan to work with a Republican Congress
- The first ten amendments to the Constitution
- Reagan’s movement to decrease the size of the federal government
- “What they said” powers.
- Supreme Court Justice whose Court returned power to states during Civil War era
- Powers the government is forbidden to use
- Court case which gave the South the right to define who was a slave and who was not.
- FDR’s plan to pull us out of Great Depression which increased size of government
- Reagan’s Supreme Court appointee whose Court who used his decisions to give power back to the states