GOVT - Unit 2 Practice Test - Federalism

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Concurrent Powers include all the following EXCEPT the power to: tax, make and enforce laws, establish courts.

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coin money

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The reserved powers belong to the

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States.

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Governmental Powers specifically granted by the Constitution to the National Government are called

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expressed powers.

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What part of the Constitution stops each State from discriminating against residents of other States?

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the Privileges and Immunities Clause

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States must honor each other’s laws and court decisions according to the

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Full Faith and Credit Clause.

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The powers given to the national government by the "necessary and proper" clause of Article 1 are known as

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implied powers.

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A person accused of a crime who leaves one state and is found in another state will be returned to the place where the crime was committed using the power of

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extradition

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The power to admit a new state into the Union is given to

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Congress

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If the national government places restrictions which limit how a state may spend grant money, this is called a

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categorical grant

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A grant given to a state by the national government with few restrictions for spending in a broad category is a

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block grant