The Lawmaking Process and Constitutional Powers

What is the name of our national legislature?

• Senate

• Congress

• House of Representative

What are the powers specifically listed in the Constitution called?

• Expressed Powers

• Austin Powers

• Implied Powers

Examples of expressed powers...

• Citizen through birth

• Citizen through naturalization

• Citizen through vote

What powers are used to carry out expressed powers?

• Implied Powers

• Allied Powers

• Axis Powers

How does a bill become a law?

• Introduce, Committee, Debate, Vote, Sent to President

• Committee, Debate, Sent to President

• Introduce, Debate, Vote, Sent to President

Fill in the blank. The Constitution of the US established a federal form of government in which the national government is _______.

• supreme

• reserved

• second

What are the powers that are not given to the national government , but given to the states called?

• Reserved powers

• Implied powers

• Expressed Powers

What are the primary responsibilities of the national government?

• Conduct foreign policy

• regulate commerce

• provide for the common defense

• all of the above

Fill in the blank. The primary responsibilities of the state government are to promote public health, _________, and welfare for the residents of the state.

• defense

• safety

• commerce

Select the three branches of government...

• Legislative

• Executive

• Administrative

• Judicial