Gov. Topic 3.3-3.4 Federalism

What clause says that states cannot make unreasonable distinctions between residents and non-residents?

• Supremacy Clause
• Elastic Clause
• Full Faith and Credit Clause
• Privileges and Immunities Clause

What is the term for powers given to the national government?

• delegated
• concurrent
• reserved

What is the term for those powers that the states possess?

• reserved
• delegated
• concurrent

What is the term for powers exercised by both the national government and the states?

• concurrent
• delegated
• reserved

What is the term for national government powers that are written in the actual Constitution?

• implied
• inherent
• expressed

What is the term for powers of the national government that are not stated in the Constitution but are rather reasonably suggested?

• implied
• expressed
• inherent

What is the term for powers that the national government has because it is a soverign state?

• expressed

• inherent

• implied

States must accept as valid legal documents, certificates and civil court decisions made in other states under what Clause?

• the Supremacy Clause
• the Full Faith and Credit Clause
• the Privileges and Immunities Clause
• the Elastic Clasue

The whole basis for states having powers is because of which amendment in the Constitution?

• 9th 
• 10th
• 21st

The entire basis for implied powers of the national government comes from where?

• the Supremacy Clause
• the Necessary and Proper Clause
• the 10th amendment
• the 21st amendment