Federalism

Why was the idea of Federalism needed?

• State governments needed to have more of a say in federal decisions.

• The Federal government had to much power and needed to share.

• The National government needed more power than the states to maintain order

• The States wanted to share in the decision process.

How does the Supremacy Clause change the power structure of the National vs. State governments?

• The National government can only pass laws if a state will enforce it.

• National Laws are superior to State Laws.

• State Laws can still have power if agreed upon with the federal government.

• States can overlook National Laws to maintain power.

What is the difference between Delegated and Implied Powers.

• Implied Powers are specifically described in the Constitution, where Delegated Powers are necessary and proper

• Powers that are given to the government.

• Powers that hold the country together.

• Delegated Powers are specifically described in the Constitution, where Implied Powers are necessary and proper

What constitutional amendment guarantees reserved powers to the states?

• 7th Amendment

• 8th Amendment

• 9th Amendment

• 10th Amendment

Which of the following are Delegated Powers?

• Print Money

• Declare War

• Establish Schools

• Make Treaties

• Conduct Elections

Which of the following are Concurrent Powers?

• Print Money

• Collect Taxes

• Establish Schools

• Build and Maintain Roads

• Conduct Elections

Which of the following are Reserved Powers?

• Issue Driver ana Marriage Licenses

• Collect Taxes

• Establish Schools

• Build and Maintain Roads

• Conduct Elections