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Q: What are the three systems of government?
Answer:
Unitary, Confederate, and Federalist

Q: Which government system is currently utilized in the U.S.?
Answer:
Federalist system

Q: In 1781 what doctrine was ratified by the 13 colonies?
Answer:
Articles of Confederation

Q: What did the articles of confederation establish?
Answer:
An extremely limited federal government

Q: True or false: Was the lack of centralized power workable?
Answer:
False

Q: What does the Constitution seek to balance?
Answer:
A weak and ineffective government and a tyrannical one

Q: Which doctrine outline the specifically identified powers grants to the federal
government?
Answer:
Articles of the Constitution

Q: What powers are granted to the federal government?
Answer:
1. Wage War
Tax and Spend

, Regulate interstate commerce

Q: Which clause allows the federal government to execute actions that carry out
their enumerated powers?
Answer:
Necessary and Proper Clause

Q: How did the Supreme Court interpret the "Necessary and Proper Clause?"
Answer:
Congress may enact laws that are convenient, useful, or conducive in order to carry
out enumerated powers

Q: Which amendment outlines State retained power, not delegated to the federal
government?
Answer:
10th Amendment

Q: True or False: The 10th Amendment allows general federal police power.
Answer:
False. General police power is reserved to the states

Q: The federal police power is M.I.L.D meaning...
Answer:
Military, Indian Reservations, Land, and D.C.

Q: What does Article I of the constitution outline?
Answer:
Legislative Branch

Q: Is the Legislative branch unilateral or bicameral?
Answer:
Bicameral

Q: The legislative branch is made up of which two parts?
Answer:
House of Representatives and the Senate

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