Constitution and Bill of Rights

powers exercised by both the national and state governments are called? 

• concurrent powers
• implied powers
• reserved powers
• conservative powers

who has the final authority on interpreting the Constitution?

• Supreme Court
• Senate
• House of Representatives
• Speaker of the House

what was accomplished through a constitutional amendment?

• abolition of slavery
• end of world war 1
• end of world war 2
• none of these

__________ powers of Congress that are not specifically listed in the Constitution.

• implied powers
• concurrent powers
• reserved powers
• conservative powers

_______________ included part of the slave population in calculating representation.

• Three-Fifths Compromise
• Great Compromise
• Virginia plan
• New Jersey plan

 What powers that can be exercised only by state governments?

• reserved powers
• concurrent powers
• implied powers
• conservative powers

___________ were supporters of the Constitution during the Constitutional Convention.

• Federalists
• Anti-federalists
• Republicans
• Democrats

___________ outlines the lawmaking powers of Congress.

• Article I of the Constitution
• Article 2 of the Constitution
• Article 3 of the Constitution
• Article 4 of the Constitution

____________ organized new territorial governments.

• Treaty of Paris 1783
• Articles of Confederation
• Northwest Ordinance
• All of these

__________ specifies the process for amending the Constitution.

• Article 2 of the Constitution
• Article 3 of the Constitution
• Article 4 of the Constitution
• Article 5 of the Constitution