1) SSCG-5 - The national (federal ) government has the expressed powers to coin money.

• True
• False

2) SSCG5 - The national government has the expressed power to regulate foreign and interstate commerce.

• True
• False

3) SSCG5 - Only the national government can levy taxes.

• True
• False

4) SSCG5 - One of the concurrent powers of the national and state governments is enacting and enforcing laws.

• True
• False

5) SSCG5 - Reserved powers belong strictly to the national government.

• True
• False

6) SSCG5 - Congress can declare war, and raise and support an army and navy through its expressed or enumerated powers.

• True
• False

7) SSCG5 - Reserved powers to the states include conducting elections, running public schools, issuing driver’s and marriage licenses.

• True
• False

8) SSCG5 - 2/3 of both Houses of Congress can propose an amendment to the Constitution.

• True
• False

9) SSCG5 - 3/4 of the state legislatures must approve (ratify) of the amendment proposed by Congress.

• True
• False

10) SSCG5 - Concurrent powers of the national and state governments include levying taxes, borrowing money and establishing courts.

• True
• False