Wyatt CE 7b

The separation between national and state government is called-

• Federalism
• Democracy
• Government
• Libertarianism

Any power not given to the national government is reserved to the-

• highest bidder
• wealthy landowners
• citizens
• states

True or False: The Constitution establishes the national government as supreme

• True
• False

True or False: There are no powers denied to the national and state governments. They are free to do anything.

• True
• False

What is being described?
"Conducts foreign policy, regulates commerce, and provides for the common defense"

• Responsibilities of state governments
• Responsibilities of the national government
• Responsibilities of the armed forces
• Responsibilities of Santa Claus

What is being described?
"Promotes public health, safety, and welfare"

• Responsibilities of state governments
• Responsibilities of the national government
• Responsibilities of Papa Corn
• Responsibilities of Jack O. Lantern

When the national government interferes with state government, there can be

• Tension
• Tenchin
• Tinchen
• Attention

When there is a dispute between the state and the national government, which level has higher authority?

• Local
• State & National
• National
• State

What type of power does the Constitution give to state governments?

• Concurrent
• Expressed
• Reserved

Where are the powers of the federal executive branch listed? 

• Articles of Confederation
• Declaration of Independence 
• U.S. Constitution
• Preamble