Chapter 4 Government

Federalism can be described as...

• separation of church and state
• division of power
• division of trust
• reconciliation of lost rights

Why did the framers create federalism?

• in order for the States to have more power
• to protect from a Government that threatens individual liberties
• to create a system of federal banks
• to create a fourth branch of Government

List the three types of delegated powers the constitution gives the federal government.

• Expressed, Implied, Inherent
• Expressed, Implied, Delegated
• Expressed, Simplified, Inherent
• Concurrent, Implied, Inherent

The 3 ways powers are denied to the National Government are....

• Expressly Denies
• Expressly Implies
• silent
• does not intend

What amendment contains Powers Reserved to the States?

• 8
• 9
• 10
• 11

8. Powers that can be exercised by the National Government alone are known as the......

• expressed powers
• concurrent powers

Which of the following are 2 examples of power only exercised by the National Government?

• Coin Money
• Issue Licenses
• Determine Public Education
• Set speed limits
• Make treaties

11. What are powers that are shared by both the National Government and the State Governments?

• Expressed
• Implied
• Inherent
• Concurrent

Which of the following are 3 Federal Government Constitutional obligations it has towards the states?

• Republican Form of Government
• Provide Public Education
• Determine a State Religion
• Protect from invasion and internal disorder
• Respect for Territorial Integrity

Congress appropriates money for three types of grants-in-aid. They are Categorical, Block and _______.

• Expressed
• Implied
• Democratic
• Project