Dual Federalism
Short Answer: Worth 4 Points Each
What is Globalization and what are the effects on the United States
Globalization is the process of interaction and integration within the people, businesses, and the different countries. The problem with the globalization is that the workers in the United States are suffering to sustain. The globalization has caused the decrease in waged for those uneducated American workers. What are the components of Political Culture
Political culture refers to the widely held values and beliefs regarding government in a given society. The components are Majority Rights, Minority Rights, Limited Government, Diversity, Individualism, and Equality of Opportunity.
What is the importance of Public Opinion and how is it …show more content…
Ogden
This lawsuit was over whether the state of New York could allocate a monopoly to a ferry operating on interstate waters. The ruling reclaimed that only congress had the power to regulate interstate commerce.
Explain the decision of McCulloch V. Maryland
This case enhanced federal jurisdiction and backed the lawfulness of the bank of the United States by establishing that the state of Maryland did not have the power to tax the bank.
What are the differences between Dual Federalism and Cooperative Federalism
Dual federalism is where the state governments and national government have very definite and separate responsibilities and powers. Cooperative is where state and national government work together, the responsibility for the certain policies are shared.
What are the differences between Civil Liberties and Civil Rights and state an example
Civil liberties are basic rights, which a citizen gets by the constitution or any other founding documents. Meanwhile civil rights are rights that are granted and protected by the government, these rights make sure no one is being treated in an unfair way. An example is the freedom of speech, and right to vote in the United States are civil liberties, but when someone of a different gender or race/ethnicity does not get these liberties that’s when civil rights come …show more content…
What is the difference between a Pocket Veto and a line item Veto
A pocket veto happens when a president doesn't act on legislation for 10 days, this Failure to act is an automatic veto. Line item veto allows the president to go line by line through bill and veto some portions of it while still keeping some and then continue on to pass the reminder of the bill.
What are the long term impacts of the: Great Society on the United States
The Great Society was a conflict on poverty. There were several programs started some of which are the Higher Education Act, the Water Quality Act, the Air Quality Act, the Civil Rights Act, the Elementary and Secondary Education Act, and the Medical Care .The Great Society led to substantial advancement in health/welfare for those in need. It also reduced the economic gap between whites and blacks.
Define the Following: Worth 2 Points Each (20 Points)
Authority- refers to the willingness of people to obey government out of respect, while power may be created simply out of fear.
Democracy- Rule by the people, directly or
What is Globalization and what are the effects on the United States
Globalization is the process of interaction and integration within the people, businesses, and the different countries. The problem with the globalization is that the workers in the United States are suffering to sustain. The globalization has caused the decrease in waged for those uneducated American workers. What are the components of Political Culture
Political culture refers to the widely held values and beliefs regarding government in a given society. The components are Majority Rights, Minority Rights, Limited Government, Diversity, Individualism, and Equality of Opportunity.
What is the importance of Public Opinion and how is it …show more content…
Ogden
This lawsuit was over whether the state of New York could allocate a monopoly to a ferry operating on interstate waters. The ruling reclaimed that only congress had the power to regulate interstate commerce.
Explain the decision of McCulloch V. Maryland
This case enhanced federal jurisdiction and backed the lawfulness of the bank of the United States by establishing that the state of Maryland did not have the power to tax the bank.
What are the differences between Dual Federalism and Cooperative Federalism
Dual federalism is where the state governments and national government have very definite and separate responsibilities and powers. Cooperative is where state and national government work together, the responsibility for the certain policies are shared.
What are the differences between Civil Liberties and Civil Rights and state an example
Civil liberties are basic rights, which a citizen gets by the constitution or any other founding documents. Meanwhile civil rights are rights that are granted and protected by the government, these rights make sure no one is being treated in an unfair way. An example is the freedom of speech, and right to vote in the United States are civil liberties, but when someone of a different gender or race/ethnicity does not get these liberties that’s when civil rights come …show more content…
What is the difference between a Pocket Veto and a line item Veto
A pocket veto happens when a president doesn't act on legislation for 10 days, this Failure to act is an automatic veto. Line item veto allows the president to go line by line through bill and veto some portions of it while still keeping some and then continue on to pass the reminder of the bill.
What are the long term impacts of the: Great Society on the United States
The Great Society was a conflict on poverty. There were several programs started some of which are the Higher Education Act, the Water Quality Act, the Air Quality Act, the Civil Rights Act, the Elementary and Secondary Education Act, and the Medical Care .The Great Society led to substantial advancement in health/welfare for those in need. It also reduced the economic gap between whites and blacks.
Define the Following: Worth 2 Points Each (20 Points)
Authority- refers to the willingness of people to obey government out of respect, while power may be created simply out of fear.
Democracy- Rule by the people, directly or