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Executive branch Enforce federal laws
United States Department of Justice Government agency that is tasked with the enforcement of federal law.
System of government where all the power is in the central government Unitary system
System of government where all the power is in the states government Confederal system
Power shared between the central and state/local government Federal system
Reserved powers Powers reserved for the states
Examples of reserved powers Establish public schools, establish local governments, make rules for marriage, and regulate trade within a state.
Delegated/enumerated/expressed powers Powers that are explicitly stated in the U.S. Constitution
Examples of delegated/enumerated/expressed powers Coin money, declare war, create a postal service, create an army and navy, etc.
Amending the U.S. Constitution 2/3 vote proposed by either Congress or national (constitutional) convention. Ratified through 3/4 state legislator or convention vote
Amending the Florida Constitution 5 ways: proposal by legislature revision commission voter initiative constitutional convention taxation and budget reform commission
U.S. and Florida Constitution similarities Preamble, articles, and amendments
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