Which of the following key concepts was established by Chief Justice John Marshall in the case of McCulloch v. Maryland?
A) implied powers
B) broad construction of the Constitution
C) national supremacy
D) all of the above
E) limited power of the national government
D
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If the California senate and assembly pass different versions of the same bill
a. the bill dies. b. a conference committee is appointed to try to devise and recommend a compromise version. c. the version that has passed with the greatest proportion of "yes" votes is sent to the Governor. d. the governor may choose to sign either version.
Which of the following is NOT illustrative of today's era of partisan federalism?
A. Officials in national government may try to obtain policy goals by proposing state action. B. States have acted to invalidate (nullify) national laws by enacting state laws that conflict with policy preferences. C. Democrats tend to support federal government expansion in domestic policy, while Republicans tend to support state's rights over national expansion. D. If a state government is dominated by one party and Congress or the presidency is controlled by the opposing one, the state may act on its own, fulfilling its policy preferences. E. Members of both political parties, regardless of their personal ideological preferences of federalism, may vote against each other when in conflict with their policy goals.
Belief in the validity of nullification was particularly prominent during which era in American history?
a. the colonial era b. the Revolutionary War c. pre–Civil War d. Reconstruction
Explain and describe the relationship between indigenous American native peoples and European settlers beginning in the 17th century.
What will be an ideal response?