1. 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

2. His ideas and writings influenced the formation of our Government
100

3. John Locke
100

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

5. Politics
200

6. The ultimate source of government power
300

7. The people
300

8. This event brought an end to the Articles of Confederation
400

9. Shay’s Rebellion
400

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

11. A strong national government and A Bill of Rights
500

12. This section states why it was written
100

13. The Preamble
100

14. This is required to override a presidential veto
200

15. 2/3 vote in each house
200

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

17. Marbury v. Madison
300

18. Separation of powers
400

19. Legislative, Executive, Judicial branch
400

20. This can overturn a Supreme Court’s decision
500

21. Amendment
500

22. The first 10 Amendments
100

23. Bill of Rights
100

24. Freedom to petition the government
200

25. 1st Amendment
200

26. This house represents the people
300

27. House of Representatives
300

28. Powers reserved for the states or reserved powers
400

29. 10th Amendment
400

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

31. privileges and immunities
500

32. Powers explicitly written in the Constitution
100

33. Expressed powers
100

34. McCulloch v. Maryland established this important national power
200

35. Implied Powers
200

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

37. mandate
300

38. Control of immigration is an example of this power
400

39. Inherent power
400

40. States cannot discriminate against other state’s citizens
500

41. Privledges and immunities
500