Deck 8: National Taxing and Spending Power

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Hylton v. United States involved a tax on _____.

A) lotteries
B) oleomargarine
C) whiskey
D) carriages
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Justice ______ did not file an opinion in Hylton v. United States.

A) Cushing
B) Patterson
C) Iredell
D) Chase
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The Constitution specifies that indirect taxes are to be levied according to the rule of _____.

A) fairness
B) apportionment
C) uniformity
D) population
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Pollock v. Farmers' loan and Trust Co. involved _____.

A) an income tax
B) a tax on carriages
C) tariffs
D) a tax on oleomargarine
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What change in the Constitution was brought about as a result of reaction to Pollock v. Farmers' Loan and Trust Co.? _____

A) Seventeenth Amendment
B) Eighteenth Amendment
C) Nineteenth Amendment
D) Sixteenth Amendment
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McCray v. United States involved ____.

A) an income tax
B) a tax on carriages
C) tariffs
D) a tax on oleomargarine
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Congress's power to tax is an example of ____.

A) an implied power
B) an enumerated power
C) an exclusive power
D) resulting power
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The majority opinion in Bailey v. Drexel Furniture Co. was written by ____.

A) Chief Justice Taft
B) Justice Brandeis
C) Justice Roberts
D) Justice Stone
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Rumsfeld v. Forum for Academic and Institutional Rights involved ____.

A) the Solomon Amendment
B) the Fourth Amendment
C) the taxing power
D) the Hyde Amendment
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South Dakota v. Dole involved ____.

A) the income tax
B) agricultural price supports
C) the drinking age
D) a national speed limit
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According to Justice Stone in United States v. Butler, "the only check upon our own exercise of power is ____.

A) "the President"
B) "the Constitution"
C) "the people"
D) "our own sense of self-restraint"
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The majority opinion in In National Federation v. Sebelius (2012) bears the name of _____.

A) Justice Kennedy
B) Justice Ginsburg
C) Chief Justice Roberts
D) Justice Breyer
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In what way does Hylton v. United States anticipate John Marshall's opinion in Marbury v. Madison?
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In evaluating Congress' powers under the spending clause, what difference does it make whether the Court prefers the Hamiltonian or Madisonian Theory?
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In United States v. Butler, did the Court rely on the Madisonian or Hamiltonian theory? Explain.
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According to Justice Roberts's opinion for the majority in United States v. Butler, what was the Court's task in weighing the constitutionality of an act of Congress?
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What is the connection between Bailey v. Drexel Furniture Co. and Hammer v. Dagenhart?
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How has the Supreme Court interpreted the power to tax to enhance congressional power? Refer to leading cases to illustrate your points.
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In what way did McCray v. United States almost convert the taxing power into a "political question"?
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What role did the taxing power play in the Court's decision in National Federation v. Sebelius (2012)? Explain.
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Explain the basis of Justice O'Connor's dissent in South Dakota v. Dole(1987)?
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Deck 8: National Taxing and Spending Power
1
Hylton v. United States involved a tax on _____.

A) lotteries
B) oleomargarine
C) whiskey
D) carriages
D
2
Justice ______ did not file an opinion in Hylton v. United States.

A) Cushing
B) Patterson
C) Iredell
D) Chase
A
3
The Constitution specifies that indirect taxes are to be levied according to the rule of _____.

A) fairness
B) apportionment
C) uniformity
D) population
C
4
Pollock v. Farmers' loan and Trust Co. involved _____.

A) an income tax
B) a tax on carriages
C) tariffs
D) a tax on oleomargarine
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What change in the Constitution was brought about as a result of reaction to Pollock v. Farmers' Loan and Trust Co.? _____

A) Seventeenth Amendment
B) Eighteenth Amendment
C) Nineteenth Amendment
D) Sixteenth Amendment
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McCray v. United States involved ____.

A) an income tax
B) a tax on carriages
C) tariffs
D) a tax on oleomargarine
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Congress's power to tax is an example of ____.

A) an implied power
B) an enumerated power
C) an exclusive power
D) resulting power
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The majority opinion in Bailey v. Drexel Furniture Co. was written by ____.

A) Chief Justice Taft
B) Justice Brandeis
C) Justice Roberts
D) Justice Stone
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Rumsfeld v. Forum for Academic and Institutional Rights involved ____.

A) the Solomon Amendment
B) the Fourth Amendment
C) the taxing power
D) the Hyde Amendment
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South Dakota v. Dole involved ____.

A) the income tax
B) agricultural price supports
C) the drinking age
D) a national speed limit
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According to Justice Stone in United States v. Butler, "the only check upon our own exercise of power is ____.

A) "the President"
B) "the Constitution"
C) "the people"
D) "our own sense of self-restraint"
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The majority opinion in In National Federation v. Sebelius (2012) bears the name of _____.

A) Justice Kennedy
B) Justice Ginsburg
C) Chief Justice Roberts
D) Justice Breyer
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In what way does Hylton v. United States anticipate John Marshall's opinion in Marbury v. Madison?
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In evaluating Congress' powers under the spending clause, what difference does it make whether the Court prefers the Hamiltonian or Madisonian Theory?
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In United States v. Butler, did the Court rely on the Madisonian or Hamiltonian theory? Explain.
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According to Justice Roberts's opinion for the majority in United States v. Butler, what was the Court's task in weighing the constitutionality of an act of Congress?
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What is the connection between Bailey v. Drexel Furniture Co. and Hammer v. Dagenhart?
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How has the Supreme Court interpreted the power to tax to enhance congressional power? Refer to leading cases to illustrate your points.
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In what way did McCray v. United States almost convert the taxing power into a "political question"?
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What role did the taxing power play in the Court's decision in National Federation v. Sebelius (2012)? Explain.
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Explain the basis of Justice O'Connor's dissent in South Dakota v. Dole(1987)?
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