Federalism and Branches Review

Federal Powers -  Under the Constitution, powers reserved to the national government include:

• Print money (bills and coins)
• Establish local governments
• Set up schools

Powers Shared by National and State Governments:

• Set standards for weights and measures
• Creating and collecting taxes
• Set up schools

Powers Shared by National and State Governments:

• Establish post offices and issue postage
• Enter into treaties with foreign (other country) governments
• Making and enforcing laws

What are the two parts of our Congress?

• The Station and the House
• The Senate and the House of Representatives
• The President and the Vice President

Which of these is the Branch of Government that enforces the laws? 

• Judicial
• Legislative
• Executive

What is the main job of the Judicial Branch?

• Enforce Laws
• Makes Laws
• Veto Laws
• Declare if laws are constitutional

Who can veto a law?

• President
• Vice President
• Mayor
• Supreme Court

Who names new Supreme Court Justices?

• The President
• The Electoral College
• Congress

Which branch has the Senate?

• Legislative
• Executive
• Judicial

Which branch can declare war?

• Legislative 
• Executive
• Judicial