Review 1.1-1.6

What is the division of power between federal, state, and local government called?

• Federalism

• Monarchy

• Separation of Powers

• Executive Order

Which type of powers are only given to the federal government, such as safety and police?

• Exclusive powers

• Implied powers

• Public goods

• Free riders

What are powers given explicitly to the federal government in the constitution called?

• Delegated/express/enumerated powers

• Implied powers

• Executive orders

• Free riders

What are powers inferred from express power, such as the power to create banks, called?

• Implied powers

• Exclusive powers

• Public goods

• Monarchy

What is it called when the president sets out a mandate for the country to follow without any congressional action?

• Executive order

• Federalism

• Separation of Powers

• Collective action problems

What is the division of government into three branches with each branch having distinct powers called?

• Separation of Powers

• Federalism

• Monarchy

• Public goods

Who are those that benefit from the collective works but don't do anything to actually work towards it?

• Free riders

• Public goods

• Implied powers

• Executive orders

What is a situation where a group would benefit from working together to produce an outcome, but each individual is better off refusing to cooperate and receiving benefits from those who actually do the work?

• Collective action problems

• Federalism

• Separation of Powers

• Monarchy

What is anything provided by the government to one person that automatically gives access to all peoples called?

• Public goods

• Free riders

• Exclusive powers

• Implied powers

What is a system of government ruled by one and passed down from father to son or daughter called?

• Monarchy

• Federalism

• Executive order

• Separation of Powers