3. How is federalism exemplified in the use of federal grants?
- Review: EQ #1 - Constitution and EQ #2 - Supreme Court
- You should be familiar with express, implied, inherent, concurrent, and reserved powers
- Suggestion: check out Federalism in the Constitution
- Homework: Blog - Federalism
- Review purpose of issue blog
- Answer questions about your first blog post due at the start of the next class
- Video: EQ #3 - Welfare-to-Work Act
- Watch "Part 3: When Welfare Depends on Where You Live" segment from "Federalism: U.S. v. The States (Democracy in America)" in Ch 02 of Reader
- Define Categorical Grant, Block Grant, and Project Grant.
- Case Study: Do Voter ID Laws Prevent Fraud, or Dampen Turnout? (Fresh Air)
- How is federalism exemplified in this issue?
- What does the Constitution say about regulation of elections?
- Suffrage
- Registration
- IDs on election day
- If the federal government wanted to establish a uniform policy regarding voter IDs, what constitutional powers would it use?
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