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the outer limits that in effect contain the scope of political power
constitutions and federalism |
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| government operating within certain limtis |
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| second CA constitutional convention |
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1878
anti-chinese
limited railroad influence |
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| How to change the constitution |
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1) constitutional convention (2/3 vote by legislature)
2)Legislative proposal (bill presented and voted on by legislature)
3)initiative(placing amendments or statutes on ballot) |
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| allows voters to approve or reject matters already voted on by the legislature |
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property tax cutting measure
1978 |
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| seperation of duties between the states and national goverment |
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| is policy problems are national in scope, they must be natural in nature- requiring a national response |
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| federal policies supersede the authority of the sub national government |
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| federal government takes control of a policy area but lets the states impose higher standards |
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| when federal government imposes certain duties on sub national governments |
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| a constantly evolving, problem solving, attempt to work out solutions to major problems on an issue by issue basis |
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| allowed indians to build casinos |
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| attitude of "Anywhere But California" for national funding |
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| mexican workers need CA, CA needs mexican workers |
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| Immigration reform and control act of 1968 |
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| created amnesty program for illegals |
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| Illegal immigration reform and immigrant responsibility act |
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| increased penailites for immigration related offenses and increased INS funding |
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