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States give some power to a central government. Very weak, used to preserve independence and sovereignty of the 13 states during this time. States have more power then the federal government.
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James Madison's creation of the Constitution. Removal of the Articles of Confederation which gives the states less power compared to the newly formed federal government.
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This act states that state courts are bound by supreme law (according to the Constitution). Also, states that state constitutions must abide by federal laws/ Constitution. Gives the federal government power over states because of this.
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Part of the Bill of Rights. This amendment gives states and the people rights that are not prohibited by the federal government. Impacts state and federal government because it gives states power to make laws and it gives the federal government power over states.
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States have the right to declare acts unconstitutional. The states argued for state rights. These states nullified the Alien and Sedition Acts that restricted the public's right of freedom of speech. Gave more power to the states
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This cases gives the federal government more power over states to make laws that are not mentioned in the Constitution because of the Necessary and Proper Clause in the Constitution. This case also states that states can not tax federal offices.
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This case gives the federal government the power to regulate interstate commerce between the states. This also answers the question of the regulation of navigation in the United states.
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This case states that if someone has a grandparent that was sold into slavery, that person is deemed not a citizen of the U.S.. The Supreme Court later deemed this idea unconstitutional and this idea impacts the state government most because it allowed slave owners to keep their slaves and not grant them rights.
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Gives power to states to create higher education schools. Helps fields like engineering, agriculture, military science, and science. This program created schools like VA Tech and Ohio State University.
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The Union and Confederate states fight for their beliefs. The Civil War ends with the Confederates surrender and the creation of the Reconstruction Amendments. Federal governments power over the states to enforce the amendments.
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One of the three Reconstruction Amendments. Gives equal protection under the law to everyone. Gives power to the federal government to force this amendment upon the states.
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This case gives the federal government power to advocate "separate but equal" is constitutional. This is later deemed unconstitutional because of Brown v. Board of Education.
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Government created this act for the purpose of consumer protection. This power is given to the federal government because of the interstate commerce act.
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This amendment levy's income tax on all states. The Constitution gives the federal government power over the states.
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Allows the federal government to suppress the freedom of speech to those who advocate the unlawful overthrow of the government. Courts wondered whether could review this cases do to the basis that it violated the Constitution.
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During Franklin Roosevelt's in an effort to bring relief to the country, he proposed the New Deal. Gives more power to the federal government because it aids the states and allows the federal government to create laws.
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This case gives more power to the federal government to abolish the Plessy v. Ferguson idea of "separate but equal". This case states that the idea of "separate but equal" is unconstitutional and violates the 14th amendment.
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This act outlaws discrimination based on race, color, sex, or religion. Prohibits voter segregation. Gives power to the states to enforce this act in schools and public voter locations.
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This case has a greater impact on the state government then federal government due to the 14th amendments involvement with abolition and women's rights. The state must regulate the interest of abortions.
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Ronald Reagan proposed the idea of "new federalism" which give more power to the states, compared to the federal government.
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This act prohibits discrimination based on a disability. Gives the federal government power over states for the protection of the people.
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This case gives states power over the federal government because of the lack of impact on interstate commerce and deemed this unconstitutional.
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Both the Senate and House of Representatives are present. Was a meeting of the legislative branch of the United States during 1995-1997. Impacts federal government in the way that makes and passes laws for the county.
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This case goes gives more power to the states because of the lack of federal government power to compel state executives into federal service.
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During Bushes presidency a terrorist attack happen in New York, which destroyed the Twin Towers. Due to this even the federal government gains more power for the purpose of the protection of the people. The government creates the National Security Agency to protect from future attacks.