Constitution Test 2
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- habeas corpus
- get to be seen and heard in a courtroom
- New Jersey Plan
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1 state 1 vote
1 house Congress - Bicameral Legislature
- Congress has 2 houses
- Executive Branch
- President
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John Marshall
- cheif justice during the early 1800's
- Virginia Plan
- Representation based on Population. 2 houses
- appellate jurisdiction
- review previous courts judgement
- Judicial Branch
- Supreme Court
- Implied Powers
- Power in COnstitution not specifically listed
- Legislative Branch
- COngress; House of Representatives and Senate
- Naturalizaton
- process of becoming a citizen
- Connecticut Plan
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2 House Congress
1 Based on Population
1 Based on 1 state 1 vote - Enumerated Powers
- Power specifically written in Constitution
- Marbury v. Madison
- gave power of judicial reveiw
- 3 Restictions
- 3 restictions placed on Congressional power by the constitution is that they cannot tax products from other states, they cannot issue titles of nobility (kings), or favor one states seaport.
- William Patterson
- proposed NJ plan
- Discuss both the Northern and Southern Views on slavery. Why did they hold the opinions of slavery that they did?
- Most Northeners belived slavery was bad and morally and ethically wrong, because they didn't have many plantations up north, and even if they did, they were small, so they didn't need much help. The southeners however, had many plantations, and basically all of them were very big and they needed more help that wouldn't need to be paid.
- original juristiction
- location were court case is first heard-tried
- delegated powers
- powers goven to the National/federal government
- George Washington
- first president of the constituton
- concurrent power
- powers shared by the Federal and States government
- ex post facto laws
- ypu can't be arrested for a crime you commited before it is a law
- "Elastic" Clause
- nessicary and proper
- Daniel Shays
- he rebelled against the Mass. Gov. causing the Constitutional Convention
- list and explain 3 powers the Constitution gives to the Congressional branch.
- The constitution gives the congresional Branch many powers. 3 powers they were given are: the power to declare war, the power to regulate commerce (trade), and the power to establish a post office.
- Roger Sherman
- proposed Ct plan
- Judicial Review
- ability to declare laws unconstitutional
- Electoral College
- 2 houses- 3 from D.C.- 538 people with vote for president
- reserved powers
- Powers given to states government
- James Madison
- proposed Virgina Plan- father of the constitution