Federalism Quiz

Define federalism.

• Taxes, borrowing money, making laws

• Powers held jointly by the national and state governments.

• A government where the same territory is controlled by two levels of government. (State and Federal)

• Seth Moulton

Delegated powers are...

• Powers that are granted to the federal government by the constitution

• A government where the same territory is controlled by two levels (State and Federal)

• Powers given to the state government

• Taxes, borrowing money, making laws

In Federalism, who holds the power?

• The president

• The people

• The mayor

• Mr. Rod

Examples of Delegated powers.

• Federal Government can't emit titles of nobility, and can't permit slavery

• States can't make treaties with other nations or declare war on other nations, and can succeed from the union.

• coin money, regulate commerce, declare war, raise and maintain armed forces, and establish a Post Office.

• powers that granted to the federal goverment by the constitution

What are the Delegated powers to the State Government?

• regulate trade within the state, establish public schools, traffic and vehicle laws, marriage and divorce practices

• regulate trade with the federal government, establish death certificates

• Power to the state government

• regulate private school tuition, MCAS regulations, police budget

Define Concurrent powers.

• Federal law is the supreme law of the land

• Taxes and Federal Government Transactions

• Regulate trade within the state, establish local government systems, conduct elections, establish public school systems

• Powers held jointly by the national and state governments.

What is the most common concurrent powers?

• Federal law is supreme law of the land

• Taxes and Federal Government Transactions

• Powers held jointly by the national and state governments.

• Regulate trade within the state, establish local government systems, conduct elections, establish public school systems

Identify the powers that are denied to the Federal (National) Governments.

• coin money, regulate commerce, declare war, raise and maintain armed forces, and establish a Post Office.

• Federal Government can't emit titles of nobility, and can't permit slavery

• Powers given to the state government

• A government where the same territory is controlled by two levels of government. (State and Federal)

Identify the powers that are denied to the State Governments.

• States can't make treaties with other nations or declare war on other nations, and can succeed from the union.

• Power given to the state government

• Federal Government can't emit titles of nobility, and can't permit slavery

• Ed Markey, and Elizabeth Warren

Define the supremacy clause.

• Maura Healey

• Coin money, regulate commerce, declare war, raise and maintain armed

• Federal law is the supreme law of the land

• Seth Moulton