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- 1. Multiple ChoiceReserved Powers are powers for theFederal GovernmentBoth Federal & StateState GovernmentsCounties
- 2. Multiple ChoiceConcurrent Powers are given toThe statesBoth the state and the federal governmentThe federal governmentLocal government
- 3. Multiple ChoiceWhich statement is true about the concept of Federalism?Americans must only obey state laws.Federalism was designed to give the president more power.It does not put a limit on the government.The power is shared by the state and national governments.
- 4. Multiple ChoiceWhich Article has the Supremacy Clause?Article IArticle VII (7)Article VI (6)Article V (5)
- 5. Multiple ChoiceEstablish CourtsFederalStateShared
- 6. Multiple ChoiceMake treaties and deals with foreign countriesFederalStateShared
- 7. Multiple ChoiceBorrow MoneyFederalStateShared
- 8. Multiple ChoiceProvide police and emergency servicesFederalStateShared
- 9. Multiple ChoicePrint MoneyFederalStateShared
- 10. Multiple ChoiceCollect TaxesFederalStateShared
- 11. Multiple ChoiceIssue licenses (marriage, hunting, driver's, etc.)FederalStateShared
- 12. Multiple ChoiceMake and enforce lawsFederalStateShared
- 13. Multiple ChoiceIn the Constitution, the implied powers of Congress come from theNecessary and Proper ClauseSupremacy ClauseRelative ClauseSanta Clause
- 14. Multiple Choiceregulate inter-state & international tradedelegated (federal only)concurrent (shared)reserved (state only)
- 15. Multiple Choiceadmit new states to the Uniondelegated (federal only)concurrent (shared)reserved (state only)
- 16. Multiple Choiceregulate trade within a statedelegated (federal only)concurrent (shared)reserved (state only)
- 17. Multiple Choicebuild roadsdelegated (federal only)concurrent (shared)reserved (state only)
- 18. Multiple Choicepunish pirates on the high seasdelegated (federal only)concurrent (shared)reserved (state only)
- 19. Multiple Choiceregulate copyrights & patents (for authors & inventors)delegated (federal only)concurrent (shared)reserved (state only)
- 20. Multiple Choicerun the postal systemdelegated (federal only)concurrent (shared)reserved (state only)
- 21. Multiple Choiceratify constitutional amendments (changing our constitution permanently)delegated (federal only)concurrent (shared)reserved (state only)
- 22. Multiple Choicedeclare wardelegated (federal only)concurrent (shared)reserved (state only)
- 23. Multiple Choiceprovide citizens' well-beingdelegated (federal only)concurrent (shared)reserved (state only)
- 24. Multiple Choice
Which powers are given to the branches of government because they are specifically stated in the Constitution?
inherent
enumerated
implied
- 25. Multiple ChoicePowers that are not given to the Federal government areimplied powersexpressed powersreserved powerssuper powers
- 26. Multiple ChoiceThe power to print money is a(n)reserved powerconcurrent powerimpliedexpressed power
- 27. Multiple ChoiceThe central government of the United States is called thefederal governmentexecutive branchconstitutioncongress
- 28. Multiple ChoiceThe division of power between a central government and state governments is calledThe United Statesthe Supremacy Clausethe Necessary and Proper Clausefederalism
- 29. Multiple ChoicePowers that the federal government shares with state governments are calledreservedimpliedconcurrentexpressed
- 30. Multiple ChoicePowers of Congress that are stated in the Constitutionexpressedreservedimpliedconcurrent
- 31. Multiple ChoicePowers of Congress that are not stated in the Constitution arereservedexpressedconcurrentimplied
- 32. Multiple ChoiceThe second and final attempt to write a document that would govern the United StatesArticles of ConfederationDeclaration of IndependenceConstitutionPreamble
- 33. Multiple ChoiceThe first document that explained how the original 13 states would be governedConstitutionPreambleDeclaration of IndependenceArticles of Confederation
- 34. Multiple Choice
What is federalism?
Two or more than two levels of government
Rulers elected by the people
A system where monarch is the head
One man rule
- 35. Multiple ChoiceMake rules about trade between states and nationsFederalStateShared
- 36. Multiple ChoiceRun public schoolsFederalStateShared
- 37. Multiple ChoiceMake rules about businesses inside a stateFederalStateShared
- 38. Multiple ChoiceDeclare WarFederalStateShared
- 39. Multiple ChoiceCreate an army and a navyFederalStateShared
- 40. Multiple ChoiceBuild RoadsFederalStateShared
- 41. Multiple ChoiceEVERYTHING IN OUR GOVERNMENT IS ACCOUNTABLE TO.....THE PRESIDENTTHE CONGRESSFEDERALISMCONSTITUTION
- 42. Multiple ChoiceWHAT ARE 3 NATIONAL OBLIGATIONS TO THE STATES?JOB OPPORTUNITIES, HEALTH CARE AND FREE STUFFHIGHWAY AID, INFRASTRUCTURE AND LEGAL HELPSELF RULE, POPULAR SOVEREIGNTY AND JUDICIAL AIDREPUBLICAN FORM OF GOVERNMENT, PROTECTION AGAINST INVASION AND RESPECT FOR TERRITORY
- 43. Multiple ChoiceTHE BODY IN GOVERNMENT THAT HAS THE SOLE RESPONSIBILITY OF ADMITTING NEW STATES?SUPREME COURTEXECUTIVE BRANCHSTATE GOVERNORSCONGRESS
- 44. Multiple ChoiceTHE ONLY RESTRICTION TO ADMITTING NEW STATES IS....THAT THEY CAN'T TAKE TERRITORY FROM AN EXISTING STATETHEY MUST DECLARE TO BE A REPUBLICAN OR DEMOCRATIC STATETHAT IT TAKES THE SUPREME COURT TO RULE IN THEIR FAVORTHERE IS NO RESTRICTION
- 45. Multiple ChoiceARTICLE IV'S "FULL FAITH AND CREDIT" STATES THAT.....STATES MUST RECOGNIZE THE LEGAL ACTS OF OTHER STATESSTATES CANNOT TREAT CITIZENS OF OTHER STATES DIFFERENTLYRESIDENCY IS ACQUIRED FOR CIVIL RIGHTSTERRITORIAL EXPANSION CAN ONLY BE DONE BY THE PRESIDENT
- 46. Multiple Choice"RESERVED POWERS"STATE POWERSHAVE THEIR FOUNDATION IN THE 10TH AMENDMENTBELONG TO BOTH THE STATES AND FEDERAL GOVERNMENTBOTH A AND B
- 47. Multiple Choice"INHERENT POWERS"POWERS THAT BELONG TO THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT BECAUSE OF BEING SOVEREIGNPOWERS THAT ONLY CONGRESS CAN EXERCISEPOWERS THAT THE SUPREME COURT HASPOWERS THAT BELONG TO BOTH STATES AND THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT
- 48. Multiple Choice"CONCURRENT POWERS"NATIONAL POWERSSTATE POWERSPOWERS SHARED BY BOTH STATE AND FEDERAL GOVERNMENTSPOWERS THAT BELONG TO CITIES
- 49. Multiple Choice"EXCLUSIVE POWERS"BELONG ONLY TO THE NATIONAL GOVERNMENTBELONG TO THE STATE GOVERNMENTSBELONG TO CITIESNONE OF THE ABOVE
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