SS.7.C.3.14

Engaged citizens are involved in their government. Which level of government should you contact if you are unhappy with what is being taught at our schools and universities?

• municipal

• county

• state

• federal

Engaged citizens are involved in their government. Which level of government should you contact if you want a sidewalk to get added to your neighborhood?

• municipal

• county

• state

• federal

Engaged citizens are involved in their government. Which level of government should you contact if you are worried about people breaking into cars that are parked on your street?

• municipal

• county

• state

• federal

Engaged citizens are involved in their government. Which level of government should you contact if you are worried about people speeding on your street?

• municipal

• county

• state

• federal

Engaged citizens are involved in their government. Which level of government should you contact if you are worried about people speeding in school zones?

• municipal

• county

• state

• federal

Engaged citizens are involved in their government. Which level of government should you contact if you are unhappy that troops are still in Afghanistan?

• municipal

• county

• state

• federal

What are reserved powers?

• Powers that the US Constitution saves for the states. They are not listed in the Constitution.

• Powers that the national and state governments share.

• Powers listed in the Constitution that are given to the federal government.

What are concurrent powers?

• Powers that the US Constitution saves for the states. They are not listed in the Constitution.

• Powers that the national and state governments share.

• Powers listed in the Constitution that are given to the federal government.

What are expressed/enumerated powers?

• Powers that the US Constitution saves for the states. They are not listed in the Constitution.

• Powers that the national and state governments share.

• Powers listed in the Constitution that are given to the federal government.

Which is a reserved power?

• funding the military

• school-related matters

• taxes