E True Hollywood Story How National and State

E! True Hollywood Story: How National and State Governments Made Up and Learned to Share…

Catalyst n n Do you think important family decisions should be left to just the parents or do you think kids should get a say too? Respond in 1 paragraph with 3 reasons to support your answer.

Quick Review n n Articles of Confederation…they are bad! Constitutional Convention— 3 main fights North v South, Big States v Small States, Federalists v Anti-Federalists Preamble— 6 promises So now, how will America give us these 6 promises? ? ?

Quick Reminders Today: Division of power between national and state governments n Thursday: Division of power among 3 branches of government n NEXT WEEK: END OF UNIT 3 WAHOO Project, Review, and Test, OH MY! n

E! True Hollywood Story: How National and State Governments Made Up and Learned to Share…

How They Made Up… n As you last heard, Kevin Federalist and For A. Strongstate wanted to fight. They were supposed to meet at the Liberty Bell tonight…This is what our cameras captured…

CENSORED! n Ever wonder how the Liberty Bell got that crack in it? ? But don’t worry, they made up…

A Kindergarten Lesson… n After their fight, bruised and battered, Kevin Federalist and For A. Strongstate went for some Philly Cheese Steaks and tried to talk out their differences. Their peace talks are now included in the Constitution. They decided they both had good points, and that they needed to learn how to share…they decided the U. S. should have Federalism

Federalism n The Constitution divides power between National and State governments. This made Federalists and Antifederalists both happy because the Constitution clearly defines the relationship between the national government and state governments.

Powers of National (Federal) Government n n n n Print Money Regulate trade between states Regulate International Trade Make treaties and decides how the U. S. will interact with other countries. Declare war Have an army Establish Post offices Make any laws needed to carry out these powers

Powers DENIED to the National (Federal) Government n n n Cannot violate the Bill of Rights Cannot use money without permission from Congress! Cannot change state boundaries.

Powers of State Government n n n Issue licenses Regulate trade within the state Conduct elections Establish local governments Take measures for public health and safety Do anything they want—unless it says they can’t in the Constitution!!

Powers DENIED to the State Governments n n Cannot enter into treaties with other countries Cannot make their own money Cannot tax imports and exports Cannot suspend a person’s rights without due process (Habeas Corpus) States are denied all powers that belong only to the national government.

Concurrent (Shared) Powers n n n n ONLY WRITE 4 Collect taxes Build roads Borrow money Establish courts Make and enforce laws Spend money for the general welfare

Powers Denied to both National and State Governments n n n Permit slavery Deny citizens the right to vote due to race or gender Do anything that violates the Bill of Rights

Exit Ticket n 1. What is federalism? a) A system where the national government has all the power b) A system where the state governments have all the power c) A system where the national and state governments split power. 2. List 2 powers of the national government, 2 of the state governments, and 1 power denied to both.