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Legislative & Execut

Legislative & Executive Branches

QuestionAnswer
Separation of Powers Separating the government into 3 branches
Levying Taxes The major concurrent power of the state & federal government
Elastic Clause The clause that helps the Constitution be a flexible document
State Government The level of government that oversees education
Necessary & Proper Phrase we associate with the Elastic Clause
Federalism Division of power between levels of government
Louisiana Purchase Jefferson used to elastic clause to make the:
Delegated Powers only given to the Federal Government
Reserved Powers only given to the State Government
Concurrent Powers shared by federal & state governments
Legislative Branch of government that makes the laws
Executive Branch of government that enforces the laws
Judicial Branch of government that interprets the law
census Required every 10 years to determine representation
Interstate Commerce Necessary & Proper clause was used to expand federal control of this:
Senate Has the power to ratify treaties
Committees The real work of congress is done in these
Lobbyists People who present views of special interest groups
Veto President's rejection of a bill
House of Representatives Proposed budgets are sent ehre for approval
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