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Dual Federalism
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federalism and important court cases

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Dual Federalism (1789-1901) the idea that National/State governments were equal partners with separate spheres of authority
League of Cities vs. Usury does NOT demonsrate the ability of federal government to become involved in State government affairs
Federal Government did become involved in State affairs in these cases: Baker vs. Carr, Garcia vs. San Antonio, Brown vs. Board
Cooperative Federalism (1901-1960)greater collaboration between various leves of government. Federal Government was seen as a servant of the states.
Marbury vs. Madison the decision established the right of the courts to determine the constitutionality of the actions of the other two branes of government
Dred Scott vs. Sanford to sue for his freedom, then it was determined that slaves were not citizens nd couldn't sue in court
Plessy vs. Ferguson Homer Plessy was jailed for purposely sitting in a white railroad car. Decision said that "separate" facilities were constitutional as long as they were equal
Brown vs. Board racial segregation in schools violated to 14th ammendment
Roe vs. Wade woman's choice to have an abortion is protected by her right to privacy
 

 



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