State and Local Government Bellwork Quiz

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 to explore our government's policy with certain nations?

• municipal

• county

• state

• federal

Engaged citizens are involved in their government. Which level of government should you contact if you want to explore our government's policy with certain nations?

• 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

• 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 in local school zones?

• 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.