Federalism 3d

Who is the executive power on the STATE level?

• General Assembly

• Governor

• Board of Supervisors

• City Council

Who is the legislative power on the STATE level?

• General Assembly

• Governor

• Board of Supervisors

• City Council

What are the two parts of the General Assembly?

• Senate and House of Representatives

• President and Vice President

• Governor and Lieutenant Governor

• VA Senate and House of Delegates

How many years does the Governor, Lieutenant Governor and Attorney General hold office for?

• One year

• Four years

• Six years

• Two years

State officials often object to federal mandates because the mandates do not provide the adequate___ the actions requires.

The United States has a __ form of government.

In the federal system, which government is considered supreme?

• State government

• Local government

• National government

• County government

Powers not given to the national government by the Constitution are:

• Shared powers

• Reserved to the states

• Denied to both levels

• Given to local governments

Which power is denied to both the national and state governments?

• Regulating commerce

• Granting nobility titles (like naming a queen)

• Conducting foreign policy

• Promoting public health

What are powers shared by both the national and state governments called?

• Reserved powers

• Concurrent powers

• Exclusive powers

• Implied powers