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@@amara8319 what I did was made like a chart comparing all of the federalist papers and putting their main points. Do the same for the court cases. Use the AP guide they post and make sure you know the bullet points. I used Quizlet too to do this

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3:24 can you explain this one my thinking was B because the question asks what limits the national government. The enumerated powers give power to the national government. Thanks

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Enumerated powers are powers the fed. gov. is specifically told it can do. B and C don’t matter because the bill of rights would largely not effects them, and the supremacy clause doesn’t reduce power but instead increases it. So by listing out what congress can do explicitly, it is limiting it because it doesn’t just say, “hey you can make bills and stuff about whatever”, but instead, “hey, you can only make bills on these things(ignoring supremacy and necessary and proper clauses)”.

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[@sorrytoinformyoubutidontre1125]

4:52 i thought the relationship included congressional committees, interest groups, and the bureaucracy. Is agency just another way of saying the bureaucracy? Or is the bureaucracy just not a part of an iron triangle?

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Yes, you are right. Agencies are another way to say bureaucracies.

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