Chapter 4 Federalism Test

FEDERALISM IS.....

• SEPARATION OF POWER BETWEEN THE LEGISLATIVE, EXECUTIVE AND JUDICIAL BRANCHES
• POWER TO THE PEOPLE
• A DIVISION OF POWER BETWEEN THE FEDERAL AND STATE GOVERNMENTS 
• A TERM MEANING THAT GOVERNMENT IS NOT ALL POWERFUL

EVERYTHING IN OUR GOVERNMENT IS ACCOUNTABLE TO.....

• THE PRESIDENT
• THE CONGRESS
• FEDERALISM
• CONSTITUTION

3 WAYS POWER CAN BE DENIED TO THE NATIONAL GOVERNMENT

• EXPRESSLY, SILENCE OF THE CONSTITUTION, AND POWERS DENIED TO THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT BECAUSE OF THE FEDERAL SYSTEM
• VETO, OVERRIDE VETO AND EXECUTIVE ORDER
• LAWS, JUDICIAL REVIEW, AND STATE CONSTITUTIONS
• NONE OF THE ABOVE ARE CORRECT!

WHAT ARE 3 NATIONAL OBLIGATIONS TO THE STATES?

• JOB OPPORTUNITIES, HEALTH CARE AND FREE STUFF
• HIGHWAY AID, INFRASTRUCTURE AND LEGAL HELP
• SELF RULE, POPULAR SOVEREIGNTY AND JUDICIAL AID
• REPUBLICAN FORM OF GOVERNMENT, PROTECTION AGAINST INVASION AND RESPECT FOR TERRITORY

THE BODY IN GOVERNMENT THAT HAS THE SOLE RESPONSIBILITY OF ADMITTING NEW STATES?

• SUPREME COURT
• EXECUTIVE BRANCH
• STATE GOVERNORS
• CONGRESS

ARTICLE IV'S "FULL FAITH AND CREDIT" STATES THAT.....

• STATES MUST RECOGNIZE THE LEGAL ACTS OF OTHER STATES
• STATES CANNOT TREAT CITIZENS OF OTHER STATES DIFFERENTLY
• RESIDENCY IS ACQUIRED FOR CIVIL RIGHTS
• TERRITORIAL EXPANSION CAN ONLY BE DONE BY THE PRESIDENT

THE "PRIVILEGE AND IMMUNITIES" CLAUSE OF ARTICLE IV STATES.....

• THAT STATES MUST TREAT CITIZENS OF OTHER STATES FAIRLY 
• THAT THE STATE GOVERNMENT HAS THE PRIVILEGE OF DEALING WITH CITIES
• THAT AID MUST BE SHARED BY STATES
• THE STATE GOVERNMENT MUST TREATTHEIR CITIZENS FAIRLY

"EXPRESSED POWERS"

• POWERS GRANTED TO THE STATES
• POWERS GRANTED TO NATIONAL GOVERNMENT BECAUSE OF SOVEREIGNTY
• POWERS THAT LIMIT THE FEDERAL GOVERNEMNT
• POWERS DELEGATED TO THE NATIONAL GOVERNMENT IN SOM ANY WORDS

"RESERVED POWERS"

• STATE POWERS
• HAVE THEIR FOUNDATION IN THE 10TH AMENDMENT
• BELONG TO BOTH THE STATES AND FEDERAL GOVERNMENT
• BOTH A AND B

"INHERENT POWERS"

• POWERS THAT BELONG TO THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT BECAUSE OF BEING SOVEREIGN
• POWERS THAT ONLY CONGRESS CAN EXERCISE
• POWERS THAT THE SUPREME COURT HAS
• POWERS THAT BELONG TO BOTH STATES AND THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT