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Explain the process that a proposal must go through in order to become an amendment to the Constitution.

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The interpretation of the Constitution as a “living document” is also known as __________.

A
Directionalism
B
Nonoriginalism
C
the Wild Document theory
D
the original intent interpretation
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Presidents Tyler and Jefferson both made executive decisions that extended the power of the presidency. Describe the decisions they made and how they enhanced the original power of the office.

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Describe the elastic clause in the Constitution and give an example of how Congress uses it today.

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Describe how the cases of Plessy v. Ferguson (1896) and Brown v. Board of Education of Topeka, Kansas (1954) illustrate how a Supreme Court’s interpretation of the Constitution can change over time.

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Which of the following BEST fits the definition of loose constructionism?

A
a strict understanding of powers granted to the federal government
B
a belief that states laws are always more powerful than the Constitution
C
an expansive understanding of powers granted to the federal government
D
a belief that the Constitution should never be used to interpret modern political issues
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Describe the differences between loose constructionists and strict constructionists.

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Which clause gives Congress the right of implied powers?

A
the limitless clause
B
the necessary and proper clause
C
the freedom clause
D
the Congressional powers clause

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