(7) Civics Lesson 3.01 Scavenger Hunt

p. 1: (a)   exist to maintain order and address public problems

p. 1: The government of the United States is based on....

• opinions

• federalism

• natural law

• rights

p. 1: The division of powers among local, state, and national governments is called..

• society

• sovereignty

• king

• federalism

p. 2: True or False: Federalism prevents any one level of government from becoming too powerful

• True

• False

p. 2: Match the following

• powers assigned to the national government.

• concurrent powers

• powers that the national and state governments share

• reserved powers

• powers not given to the national government that the state governments can use.

• delegated powers

p. 2: "Create rules and laws for people who wish to move into the nation and how they may become citizens" is a..

• delegated power

• concurrent power

• reserved power

p. 2: "Set up businesses" is a..

• delegated power

• concurrent power

• reserved power

p. 2: "Raise and collect taxes" is a...

• delegated power

• concurrent power

• reserved power

p. 3: If the Constitution doesn't say it's a power of the central government, then the _____ can create a law about it.

• state

• president

• jury

• citizens

p. 3: Who is the top executive of a state government?

• the governor

• the president

• the citizens

• the teachers