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How have States increased their Power?
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How have States increased their Power?
10th Amendment
- Declares powers not specificaly delegated to the National Government are reserved for the states.
- Establishes Federalism in the United States.
- Declares powers not specificaly delegated to the National Government are reserved for the states.
Limiting the Commerce Clause
- The Gun Free School Zone Act of 1990 (GFSZA)
- Act made it illegal for any person to possess a firearm in a place that he or she knows is a school zone, based on the Commerce clause.
- US V. Lopez
- Act made it illegal for any person to possess a firearm in a place that he or she knows is a school zone, based on the Commerce clause.
- The Gun Free School Zone Act of 1990 (GFSZA)
Role of The Supreme Court
- The Supreme Court is moving the country in the direction of State's rights.
- Use of the 10th Amendment
- By limiting Congress' use of its interstate commerce powers.
- The Supreme Court is moving the country in the direction of State's rights.
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- AP Government (Unit 3- Federalism and Domestic Policy) Mind Map on How have States increased their Power?, created by Isra Catori on 18/09/2015.
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