The national (federal ) government has the expressed powers to coin money.

• True
• False

The national government has the expressed power to regulate foreign and interstate commerce.

• True
• False

One of the concurrent powers of the national and state governments is enacting and enforcing laws.

• True
• False

Reserved powers belong strictly to the national government.

• True
• False

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

• True
• False

2/3 of both Houses of Congress can propose an amendment to the Constitution.

• True
• False

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

• True
• False

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

• True
• False

Any powers not specifically delegated by the Constitution to the Federal government are retained by the states and the people.

• True
• False

A bill must be approved by at least one house of Congress before it can go to the President to become a law.

• True
• False