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Federalism I. Intro II. Federalism A. What/why? III.Constitutional basis for…? A. Strong National Government B. States Rights C. State/State Relations IV. 20 th Century A. New Deal Key Terms “Necessary & Proper” • Supremacy Clause 10th Amendment “Full faith & credit” • FDR

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Page 1: Federalism I.Intro II.Federalism A.What/why? III.Constitutional basis for…? A.Strong National Government B.States Rights C.State/State Relations IV.20

Federalism I. IntroII. Federalism

A. What/why?III. Constitutional basis

for…?A. Strong National

GovernmentB. States RightsC. State/State Relations

IV. 20th CenturyA. New Deal

Key Terms• “Necessary &

Proper”• Supremacy Clause• 10th Amendment• “Full faith & credit” • FDR

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Federalism

• Governmental power is divided between a national government and state/local governments

Montana (1990s)

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Federalism

WADC Michigan

(Lansing)

Hamlin Township

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The US Congress has the power “To make all laws which shall be necessary and proper” to carry out its functions.

Necessary and Proper Clause:

A Strong National Government

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Supremacy Clause:

Laws or treaties made by the United States, “shall be the supreme Law of the Land…”

A Strong National Government

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All powers are reserved to states except:

1. Powers specifically granted to the national government by the Constitution.

2. Powers specifically prohibited to the states by the Constitution.

What the 10th Amendment Means(Reserved Clause)

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Full Faith & Credit Clause:

State To State Relations

Meaning: States must respect the public acts & records of other states.

“Full faith and credit shall be given in each state to the public acts, records, and judicial proceedings of every other state…”

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Full Faith & Credit Clause(In Action)

Meaning: States must respect the public acts & records of other states.

• Examples:– Birth Certificates,

Driver’s Licenses, Arrest Warrants, and….

June 19, 1993

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Do you believe homosexuals should be allowed to legally marry?

Should be allowed to marry 58.7%

Undecided 5.8%

Should not be allowed to marry 34.7%

Source: 1/10 Student Survey at WSCC

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Do you believe sexual intercourse between consenting adult homosexuals should be legal?

Should be legal 62%

Undecided 12.4%

Should not be legal 23.1%

Source: 1/10 Student Survey at WSCC

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Do you believe sexual intercourse between consenting adult heterosexuals who are unmarried should be legal?

Should be legal 74.6%

Undecided 10.7%

Should not be legal 14.1%

Source: 1/10 Student Survey at WSCC

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Do you support the legalization of marijuana?

Support 61.2%

Undecided 14.9%

Opposed 23.1%

Source: 1/10 Student Survey at WSCC

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Do you think English should be the official language of the United States?

Support 87.6%

Undecided 6.6%

Opposed 5.8%

Source: 1/10 Student Survey at WSCC

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The New Deal

Franklin D. Roosevelt

(1933-1945)

FDR-

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Wheelchair & Leg Braces Used By FDR

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Works Progress Administration (WPA)(1935)

1. An “Umbrella Agency” employing over 8 million workers.

2. 125,000 buildings were constructed; money was allocated for the “arts.”

Guidebook to encourage tourism

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Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC)(1933)

• Put men to work & helped the environment.

• Programs: planted trees, built campgrounds, hiking trails, etc.

Military-style Organization

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Federalism I. IntroII. Federalism

A. What/why?III. Constitutional basis

for…?A. Strong National

GovernmentB. States RightsC. State/State Relations

IV. 20th CenturyA. New Deal

Key Terms• “Necessary &

Proper”• Supremacy Clause• 10th Amendment• “Full faith & credit” • FDR