1. Popular Sovereignty Liberty Equality

9. Power to tax? Chief Executive? National Judiciary? Regulation of Interstate Trade? National Currency? Accomplishments?

11. Large States Based on population 3 Branches 2 House legislature Small States One House Equal representation Each State one vote

16. Restraints between the branches

18. Is a law, presidential action, etc. constitutional?

19. National Government State government

20. (Defining what the Constitution means) Judiciary Act of 1789 Plessy v. Ferguson Brown v. Board Executive Agreements—WWII agreements Executive Orders—Internment of Japanese

21. 1.2/3 vote from both houses of Congress. 2.Const. Convention called by 2/3 of the States. 1.Ratifying Conventions in ¾ of the states. 2.¾ of all state legislatures approve.

23. Constitutional division of power between national and state governments.

24. Where does Colorado Stand?

28. (Reserved powers to the states)

32. Which government should have more authority in making laws?

34. U.S. v. Lopez Gibbons v. Ogden Gun Free School Zones Act 1995 U.S. v MorrisonPrintz v. United States Landmark case: Interstate trade exclusive to Fed. Violence against Women Act Brady Act  Background checks

37. State free to spend on any governmental purpose

38. Hazardous materials Safe drinking water Americans with disabilities Act Clean air act Written Statement: Legal Authority Cost-benefit analysis Consider Alternatives