Foundations The Constitution Government Federalism 100 100 100 100 200 200 200 200 300 300 300 300 400 400 400 400 500 500 500 500

His ideas and writings influenced the formation of our Government 100

John Locke 100

Process of effort to influence or control the policies of Government is called 200

Politics 200

The ultimate source of government power 300

The people 300

This event brought an end to the Articles of Confederation 400

Shay’s Rebellion 400

The Federalist wanted this and The Anti-Federalist wanted this 500

A strong national government and A Bill of Rights 500

This section states why it was written 100

The Preamble 100

This is required to override a presidential veto 200

2/3 vote in each house 200

The case that gave the Court its power of judicial review 300

Marbury v. Madison 300

Separation of powers 400

Legislative, Executive, Judicial branch 400

This can overturn a Supreme Court’s decision 500

Amendment 500

The first 10 Amendments 100

Bill of Rights 100

Freedom to petition the government 200

1st Amendment 200

This house represents the people 300

House of Representatives 300

Powers reserved for the states or reserved powers 400

10th Amendment 400

The Constitution requires states to give this to one another’s citizens 500 *Chapter 4*

privileges and immunities 500

Powers explicitly written in the Constitution 100

Expressed powers 100

McCulloch v. Maryland established this important national power 200

Implied Powers 200

This is a federal order requiring states to provide a service 300

mandate 300

Control of immigration is an example of this power 400

Inherent power 400

States cannot discriminate against other state’s citizens 500

Privledges and immunities 500