1. CHAPTER 8 Lesson 1 and 2 Review

2. POPULAR SOVEREIGNTY People Power People Power We The People We The People Elected Representative create a limited government. Elected Representative create a limited government.

3. FEDERALISM Enumerated Powers Enumerated Powers Reserved Powers Reserved Powers Concurrent Powers Concurrent Powers

4. SEPARATION OF POWERS Provides for Checks and Balances.

5. INDIVIDUAL RIGHTS

6. AMENDING THE CONSTITUTION

7. OTHER AMENDMENTS 13Abolition of Slavery1865FREEDOM! 14 Citizenship for all born in U.S. Due process, Equal protection of Law, applies Bill of Rights to States. 1898 EQUAL RIGHTS DUE PROCESS 16Start of Income Tax1909TAXES 17Senators popularly elected1917 Vote for senators. 18Prohibition of Alcohol.1919 DON'T DRINK! 21 Repeal of Prohibition (18 th Amendment); State and Local Prohibition permitted 1933 OKAY TO DRINK 22Limits Presidents to 2 terms of office 1947 No more F.D.R. s!

8. SUFFRAGE AMENDMENTS 15Racial suffrage1870All men can vote! 19Women's suffrage1920Women can vote! 24 Prohibition of poll taxes. Protect African American's Voting Rights in the South. 1964Civil Rights Bill 26 Voting age lowered to 18 years old. 1971 Old enough to fight and die, old enough to vote

9. IMPLIED POWERS “Make all laws which shall be necessary” for the carrying out of its (Congresses) duties. “Make all laws which shall be necessary” for the carrying out of its (Congresses) duties.

10. COMMERCE CLAUSE

11. SUPREMACY CLAUSE

12. THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT

13. DUE PROCESS OF LAW

14. EQUAL PROTECTION OF THE LAW EQUAL PROTECTION?

15. NATURALIZATION

16. YOUR ROLE AS A CITIZEN