The Constitution gives the federal government the enumerated power to raise armies and a navy. But, establishing a draft mandatory enrollment in the armed forces is an implied power that was used at different times in U. There are multiple debates surrounding what Congress should do with its implied powers regarding military service. Should the demographic composition of the military more closely resemble society as a whole? Should military service be mandatory for all young people, as it is in many countries around the world?
Is excluding women from the draft unconstitutional? In this activity, you will investigate how the military uses the media to recruit individuals into the armed services as a backdrop to whether the U. Debate in-class or on Flipgrid. A Living Wage is the minimum income needed for an individual or a family to meet their basic needs for food, shelter, clothing, health care, and other needs What is a Living Wage?
A living wage is based on the reality that most people cannot live adequately earning a minimum wage. A Living Wage Calculator from Massachusetts Institute of Technology demonstrates the gap that exists between minimum wage and a living wage. The United States and Massachusetts constitutions have both enumerated directly stated and implied assumed to exist powers. ENGAGE asked whether our country should adopt a living wage rather than a minimum wage as people's living standard.
Building D emocracy for All Cover Introduction for Edu cators Topic 1. Topic 2. The Development of t he United States Government Topic 3. Institutions of Unit ed States Government Topic 4. The Rights and Respo nsibilities of Citizens Topic 5. Topic 6. Topic 7. Mobile PDF Optimized for tablets 5. Scan the QR code to navigate to this chapter on your device.
The Government of Ancient Athens 1. The Government of the Roman Republic 1. Enlightenment Thinkers and Democratic Government 1. British Influences on American Government 1. Native American Influences on U. Government Topic 2. The Development of the United States Government 2. The Revolutionary Era and the Declaration of Independence 2. The Articles of Confederation 2. The Constitutional Convention 2.
Debates between Federalists and Anti-Federalists 2. Articles of the Constitution and the Bill of Rights Topic 3. Watch the following educational video on McCulloch v Maryland : video.
Link also to John Marshall and Marbury v. Other Relevant Court Cases: Hepburn v. Griswold : The Legal Tender Act of established greenbacks as legal tender for the paying back of debts.
In the case if Hepburn v. Griswold , Griswold challenged the ability of this act to be applied retroactively to debts incurred before the statute was enacted. Griswold won the case when it was decided by the Supreme Court that the retroactive application of the law violated the 5th amendment guarantee of private property and was not "necessary and proper.
Sabri v. United States : In the case of Sabri v. A unanimous court upheld the ability of the federal government to prosecute private citizens for bribing public officials, as it was found necessary and proper for Congress to ensure that its spending was not misappropriated in order for it to carry out its enumerated power to "provide for the.
Comstock : In U. Comstock , convicted sex offenders challenged the constitutionality of the Adam Walsh Protection and Safety Act. Kennedy, in his concurring opinion , argued that there could be multiple "links" of the chain connecting an implied power to an enumerated power, which assumes an expansive list of implied powers for the federal government.
Kennedy argued that ends mattered in deciding the legality of such a case, not just the means, allowing for a substantive understanding of implied powers. In the majority opinion , Breyer as well argued for a "broad" interpretation of the implied powers of the U. Justice Thomas dissented and argued that any implied power had to be for the purpose of directly executing at least one enumerated power, referencing a precedent set in U.
Morrison Massachusetts Constitution. John Adams, the second President of the United States, aided greatly in the drafting of the first American Constitution in the state of Massachusetts; his experiences can be found here.
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McCulloch v. Maryland is one of the first and most important Supreme Court cases on federal power. In this case, the Supreme Court held that Congress has implied powers derived from those listed in Article I, Section 8.
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