Match the Term Its Description

Match the term its description
-Affectation Doctrine

A) Rule that provides Congress with authority to regulate intrastate activities that affect interstate commerce. Even though individual activity may not affect interstate commerce, the total effect of all individuals who engage in the activity may affect interstate commerce and provide Congress with the jurisdiction to regulate the activity.
B) The published statutes of a jurisdiction, arranged in a systematic form.
C) Article I, Section 7, clause 1, of the U.S. Constitution, which requires all revenue-raising bills to originate in the House of Representatives.
D) The clause in Article I, Section 8, of the Constitution that gives Congress the power to regulate commerce between the states and between the United States and foreign countries.
E) The detailed revision of a bill by a legislative committee.
F) A resolution passed by both houses of a bicameral legislature and eligible to become a law if signed by the chief executive or passed over the chief executive's veto.
G) A law enacted by a legislature; an act.
H) A law that is enacted by Congress supposedly under one of its enumerated powers, when the law's true purpose is to regulate a subject belonging to the states, is invalid.
I) The power of government to make and enforce laws and regulations necessary to maintain and enhance the public welfare and to prevent individuals from violating the rights of others.
J) A proposed law, presented to the legislature for enactment.