Ch 4 FEDERALISM TEST

Some of our nation’s founders refused to attend the Constitutional Convention because they

•    feared a strong national government would diminish states’ rights.

•    believed that powers should be divided among different branches of government.

• wanted a republican form of government, instead of unitary rule.

•   argued that the United States would be stronger as a federal system.

What are expressed powers?

• governmental powers listed in the Constitution

•   logical extensions of governmental powers listed in the Constitution

•    powers historically recognized as belonging to a national government

•     powers held by the states

Which constitutional clause is the source of the implied powers of the national government?

•    full faith and credit clause

•    necessary and proper clause

•     reserved powers clause

•   supremacy clause

Reserved powers are powers that the Constitution

•     specifically lists as state powers.

•   assigns to both the state and the national government.

•    gives only to the national government.

•    neither gives to the national government nor prohibits to the states.

The full faith and credit clause ensures that states give “full faith and credit” to

•      the Constitution.

•     a republican form of government.

•     the public acts and official records of other states.

•   a person convicted of a crime that was not a criminal act at the time it was committed.

Era of federalism in which the state and national governments were equal authorities when operating in their own spheres of influence

• cooperative federalism

•     creative federalism

•     new federalism

•    dual federalism

Era of federalism in which the national and state governments worked together to solve social and economic problems

•    cooperative federalism

•   creative federalism

•       dual federalism

• new federalism

Era of American federalism characterized by a return of power to the states

•     cooperative federalism

•    creative federalism

•       dual federalism

• new federalism

President Johnson used grants to states in this era of Federalism to try to end poverty in the United States

• dual federalism

• cooperative federalism

• creative federalism

• new federalism

This president is most closely associated with new federalism?

• Franklin D Roosevelt

• Lyndon Johnson

• Ronald Reagan

• Joe Biden