ESBR AP Gov Federalism

How many governments are there in the US?

• 1

• 2

• 51

• 89,000

The sharing of power between state and national governments is known as...

• Unitary system

• Confederation

• Federalism

• Balance of Powers

Sharply defined, separate domains for the state and federal governments is known as

• Cooperative Federalism

• Dual Federalism

• Ersatz Federalism

• Confederalism

In what case was the federal government permitted to charter a bank?

• Marbury v. Madison

• McCulloch v. Maryland

• Gibbons v. Ogden

• NFIB v. Sebelius

The national government's implied powers come from...

• the 10th amendment

• the Necessary and Proper Clause

• the Supremacy Clause

• Article I Section 8

The state governments' reserved powers come from...

• the 1st amendment

• the Supremacy clause

• the Elastic clause

• the 10th amendment

The expressed powers of the federal government include all of the following EXCEPT

• Coining money

• Negotiating foreign treaties

• Regulating intrastate commerce

• Raising a navy and army

Implied powers of the federal government would include...

• Taxing

• Coining money

• Creating an Air Force

• Regulating foreign trade

Who decides if the federal government has gone too far or has too much power?

• The United Nations

• The Supreme Court

• Congress itself

• The State Legislative Council

Devolution of powers is best seen in...

• Tax reform

• Welfare reform

• US Foreign Policy

• The USA Patriot ACT