Gov Timelien Unit 1

McCulloch v. Maryland Expanded Federal power by creating implied power through necessary and proper clause, as well as held up the supremacy clause.

Gibbons v. Ogden Expanded Federal power by generalizing commerce clause to a extraordinarily large amount of purposes, giving Fed Gov more power.

Dredd Scott v. Sandford Expanded state power by preventing congress from prohibiting slavery in territories.

13th, 14th, and 15th Expanded federal power by limiting states abilities to limit rights, and additionally gave rights to people.

Plessy v. Ferguson Expanded state power by maintaining seperate but equal under 14th equal protection clause.

16th Amendment Expanded federal power by letting congress levy a federal tax. 17th Amendment Reduced state power by making senators direct election, not state legislature.

Wickard v. Filburn Expanded federal power by extending commerce clause to anything affecting national market

New Deal Fed Agencies Greatly expanded federal power by increasing involvement in the economy and social welfare.

Great Society Programs Expanded federal power by increasing federal programs like medicaid

Clean Air Act Expanded federal power by allowing nation wide regulations over state autonomy.

Block Grants Expanded state power by giving funding to states with little restrictions.

US v. Lopez Expanded state power by limiting commerce clause removing gun free school act Unfunded Mandates Reform expanded state power by limiting congress ability to impose costly mandates Contract with America Expanded state power through devolution and welfare reform

Creation of the Temporary Assistance for Needy Families Expanded state power by replacing welfare with block grants

Gonzalez v. Raich Expanded fed power under commerce clause by allowing fed to regulate locally grown marijuanna

No Child Left Behind Act Expanded fed power through national standards in education PATRIOT act Expanded fed power by increasing surveillance ability of government.

National Federation of Independent Business v. Sebelius Expanded fed power by upholding affordable care act, but expanded state power by restricting medicaid mandates.

Affordable Care Act Expanded fed power by mandating insurance coverage, regulating insurers.

Obergefell v. Hodges expanded fed power by requiring same sex marriage be recognized under 14th.

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