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Federalism Part 1
American Goverment CHP 1, 2 , and 3.
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Political Studies
Undergraduate 1
02/21/2011

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Which one of the following countries is not FEDERAL?

A) Canada
B) France
C) Germany
D) Mexico
E) United States
Definition
France
Term
Which on of the following countries is not UNITARY?

A) Britain
B) Italy
C) Germany
D) Sweden
E) France
AB) Japan
Definition
Germany
Term
Unitary governments tend to be:

A) Bicameral
B) Unicameral
Definition
Unicameral
Term
Federal governments tend to be:

A) Bicameral
B) Unicameral
Definition
Bicameral
Term
Between the U.S. House and the U.S. Senate, which one is pure federal?

A) U.S. House
B) U.S. Senate
Definition
U.S. House
Term
Which government system was invented in 1787

A) Confederal
B) Federal
C) Unitary
Definition
Federal
Term
Federalism is a fixed principle.

A) True
B) False
Definition
False
Term
Federalism tilts toward national authority

A)True
B)False
Definition
True
Term
Federalism is a flexible, pragmatic principle.

A) True
B) False
Definition
True
Term
What was the first nation to be governed by a true federal system?

A) Ancient Egypt
B) Ancient Greece
C) Ancient Rome
D) The Spanish Empire
E) The British Empire
AB) The United States
Definition
United States
Term
Anti-federalists support:

A) States' rights
B) A strong central government
Definition
States rights
Term
"Government governs best that governs least" is the belief of:

A) Federalists
B) Anti-federalists
Definition
Anti-federalists
Term
The Tenth Amendment was favored by:

A) Federalists
B) Anti-federalists
Definition
Anti-federalists
Term
Santa Clara County v. Southern Pacific Railroad, 1886
Definition
Corporations were "persons" within the meaning of the 14th Amendment.
Corporation property rights were protected from substantial regulation by the states
Term
Gibbons v. Ogden, 1824
Definition
John Marshall (1801-1835)
Interstate Commerce Decision
N.Y. could not grant a ferry monopoly.
National Power upheld over States' Rights
States' rights defeat
Term
Lochner v. New York, 1905
Definition
State prevented from regulating labor practices.
Property rights of the business were upheld,
States' Rights defeat
Term
Hammer v. Daggenhart, 1918
Definition
Power to the States
Child Labor decision
Interstate Commerce decision
Factory practices could be regulated only by the states
Anti-labor decison
States' rights victory
Term
U.S. v. Nixon, 1974
Definition
Supreme Court required President Nixon to submit the relevant Watergate tapes that the House Judiciary Committee demanded.
Term
Gonzalez v. Raich, 2005
Definition
Medicinal marijuana
National supremacy over the states.
States' rights defeat
Term
Gonzalez v. Oregon, 2006
Definition
Physician-assisted suicide
States' rights victory in Oregon
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