Chapter 4 Test

What are the powers that are given to the Federal government?

• Reserved Powers
• Concurrent Powers
• Denied Powers
• Delegated Powers

The ______________ allows for new states to join the union.

• States Rights Act
• Enabling Act
• Sunshine Law
• Preemption Act

What allows the Federal government to order a state to provide a specific service?

• Mandate
• Grant
• Interstate
• Federalism

This organization of government administrators carry out responsibilities assigned to them through Congressional legislation.

• Supreme Court
• Governors Association
• Congress
• Federal Bureaucracy

These laws require checks at a specific time to determine if a law is still needed or not.

• Federal Laws
• Sunset Laws
• Sunshine Laws
• State Laws

This is the term referring to a fleeing criminal being sent back to the state in which they committed the crime.

• Extradition
• Exonerate
• Excommunicate
• Exile

 What is it known as when two states form an agreement with each other?

• States Rights
• Jurisdiction
• Interstate Compact
• Sunshine Law

What view favors local/state gov. actions over national government policies and actions?

• Public Acts Position
• Federalists Position
• Nationalist Position
• States Right Position

What view favors national government action over the states?

• Nationalist Position
• Preemption Position
• States Rights Position
• Prior Restraint Position

What power did Congress use to pass the Civil Rights Act?

• Power to tax
• Power to coin money
• Power to regulate interstate Commerce
• Power to Declare War