1. Powers of Constitution

2. Enumerated Concurrent Reserved
-Power to coin money
-Regulate interstate and foreign trade
-Maintain the armed forces/navy
-Federal courts
-Post office
-Declare war
-elastic clause
-Est schools
-marriage and divorce laws
-regulate trade within state
10th amendment -
-Taxes
-borrow money
-public welfare
-administer criminal justice
-build roads

3. Popular Sovereignty
Federalism
Executive Branch
Legislative Branch
Judicial Branch
Veto
Impeach
Amendments
Override

4. Outlining Constitution
Article 1 – Legislative Branch
Congress – two houses
House of Reps
Senate elected by House, Impeachment
Election/meeting
Legislative proceedings
Pay
Revenue bill
Power of congress
Powers denied congress
Limit state powers

5. Article II – Executive Branch
Qualifications
Power
Duties
impeachment
Article III – Judicial
Jurisdiction
Treason

6. Article IV – relations of states
Recognition
Privileges
New states
Protection
Article V- Provisions for Amendments
Article VI – Constitution Supreme
Debt
National law supreme
Oath
Article VII – Ratification 9/13