Unit 3: Federalism TEST

The power of the National Government to coin money is

• an obscure power
• an expressed power
• legislative power
• judicial power

Concurrent powers are those that are

• exercised by the National government 
• exercised simultaneously by the National and State government 
• exercised by the State government

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 

A duty listed in the Constitution to be specifically for the states is called a _________________power.

• Implied
• Delegated
• Austin
• Reserved

Which of these represents a Concurrent power?

• Tax
• Make courts
• Pass Laws
• All are shared powers

The powers of the federal government that are specifically stated (written) in the U.S. Constitution are __ powers. 

• Implied
• Reserved
• Concurrent
• Expressed / Enumerated

Powers that are shared by the national and state government are called ___.

• Concurrent powers
• Reserved powers
• Implied powers
• Expressed powers

What refers to powers given to state governments but not to the national government and are secured by the 10th Amendment?

• Implied powers
• Concurrent powers
• Reserved powers
• Enumerated powers

The __ amendment to the U.S. Constitution reserves powers to the state governments and to the people, but not to the national government. 

• 1st Amendment
• 5th Amendment
• 10th Amendment
• 16th Amendment

Which is of the following is NOT a responsibility of the state government?

• Promotes public health
• Ensures safety
• Protects welfare
• Regulates interstate (between states) commerce (trade)