Federalism 01

Which of the following is the basic characteristic of Federalism?

• It gives all power to a National Government
• It divides power between a National Government and State governments
• It gives all the power to State government
• It puts all the powers equally to a National government and State governments 

Powers that the federal government shares with state governments are called...

• reserved
• implied
• concurrent
• expressed

A power that is specifically listed in the Constitution for the federal government is called an _______ power.

• delegated

• implied

• reserved

• elastic clause

National or federal powers to: regulate trade, coin money, provide an army and navy, conduct foreign affairs, and set up federal courts are...

• concurrent powers
• reserved powers
• enumerated or delegated powers

Issuing drivers licenses, establishing schools, and running elections are...

• concurrent powers
• reserved powers
• delegated powers
• implied powers

The Supremacy Clause states that 

• state laws are superior to federal laws

• federal laws are superior to state laws

• expressed powers are superior to implied powers

Make treaties and deals with foreign countries

• Federal Power
• State Power
• Shared Power

Ratify Amendments to the Constitution

• Federal Power
• State Power
• Shared Power

Declare War

• Federal Power
• State Power
• Shared Power

Create an army and a navy

• Federal Power
• State Power
• Shared Power