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-What was the Fair Labor Standards Act? -What was it amended to? -Was the amended version Constitutional? |
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-An act that set a minimum wage and maximum hours. -It was amended to include states' employees. -No! |
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Why was the amended version of the Fair Labor Standards Act unconstitutional? |
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It held back the states' "ability to function effectively in a federal system." |
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Fill in: "If Congress may withdraw from the States the authority to make those fundamental employment decisions upon which their systems for performance of these functions must rest,__________" |
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". . .we think there would be little left of the States' 'separate and independent existence.'' |
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Did Nat. League involve the commerce clause? |
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No. The states conceded that the act was within Congress's commerce clause power. |
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What case did National League overturn? |
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-What war was going on during Youngstown Sheet and Tube? -What President was involved? |
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How was the National Labor Relations Act involved? |
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It gave Truman the power to keep unions from striking. He decided not to use that power, though, because he was sympathetic to the union members. |
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What was the result of the seizure of the steel mills? |
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The workers' conditions improved. |
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What were the two questions the Court answered, and how did it anser them? |
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1) Does this situation require a Constitutional decision? Yes. 2) Does the President have the power to do what he did? No. |
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What was Truman's argument for intervening? |
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He said he could do it because it was an emergency and he was the Commander in Chief. |
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What was Justice Jackson's 3-tier approach? |
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1) P + C (maximum authority) 2) P (intermediate authority) 3) P - C (least authority)
Decision was Tier-3 because Congress could have given him the power to intervene but decided not to. |
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