SS.7.CG.3.12 and 3.13 State and local governments

In the U.S. Constitution, reserved powers refer to the powers of the

• state government

• local government

• federal government

Reserved powers are listed in the (a)   amendment of the Constitution

Delegated powers are also known as

• reserved powers

• enumerated powers

• the elastic clause

• expressed powers

Powers shared by state and local governments are called ___ powers

• Enumerated

• Expressed

• Concurrent

• Reserved

The following is an example of a concurrent power

• declaring war

• taxing

• establishing local governments

• establishing post offices

The following is an example of an enumerated power

• Coining money

• Regulating elections

• Creating and maintaining a court system

• Enforce laws

The following is an example of a reserved power

• Taxing

• Managing foreign relations

• Establishing local governments

• Establishing copyrights and patents

Federalism, the shared power between state and national governments, can be found in which article of the Constitution?

• Article I

• Article II

• Article III

• Article IV

What is a similarity between the Florida and U.S. Constitutions?

• They both contain a list of rights of citizens

• They both have the same number of amendments

• They both contain the supremacy clause

• They both set up local governments

What are the three words both the U.S. and Florida constitutions begin with?

(a)