Exploring the Division of Powers in Federalism
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Olivia Brooks
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History
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6th - 10th Grade
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Hard
04:40
10 questions
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1.
Multiple Choice
What is the main idea behind federalism?
A single government holds all the power.
Power is shared between national and state governments.
Only state governments have power.
Power is shared between local and state governments.
2.
Multiple Choice
Which of the following is a power reserved for the national government?
Conducting elections
Declaring war
Overseeing education
Issuing licenses
3.
Multiple Choice
What does the national government regulate in terms of commerce?
Local business transactions
Interstate commerce
Intrastate commerce
International trade
4.
Multiple Choice
Which power is NOT reserved for the state governments?
Coining money
Conducting elections
Overseeing education
Issuing most licenses
5.
Multiple Choice
What is the difference between interstate and intrastate commerce?
Interstate commerce is between states, intrastate is within a state.
Interstate commerce is within a state, intrastate is between states.
Both are the same.
Interstate commerce is international, intrastate is national.
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