Federalism

Which power belongs to the federal government?

• The nataional government
• The state government
• Both levels
• it is a denied power

Declaring war on France would be an example of:

• a national power
• a state power
• a power of both levels
• a denied power

Making a treaty with Canada would be an example of:

• a national power
• a state power
• a power of both levels
• a denied power

South Brunswick School District District is an example of:

• a state power
• a national power
• both
• a denied power

Having a permanent law enforcement is an example of:

• A power of both levels
• A national power
• A state power
• a denied power

Taxes are part of:

• a national power
• both levels of government
• a state power
• a denied power

Electing the state governor is:

• a state power
• a national power
• a power of both levels
• a denied power

Setting up courts is part of:

• a power of both levels
• a state  power
• a national power
• a denied power

Making money is part of

• a national power
• a state power
• a power of both levels
• a denied power

Running the army falls under:

• a state power
• a national power
• a power of both levels
• a denied power