POD Chapter 11 Test 24

Which of the following is NOT a limit on Congressional Power?

• Limited Government
• Federal System
• Creating a National Public School System
• Imposing taxes on exports

What are the three types of powers given to Congress?

• Implied, Enumerated, and Reserved
• Expressed, Implied, and Inherent
• Executive, Judicial, and Legislative
• Federal, State, and Local

Which clause gives Congress the power to regulate interstate and foreign trade?

• Tax Clause
• Commerce Clause
• Supremacy Clause
• Elastic Clause

The case of Gibbons v. Ogden is significant because it...

• Reinforced states' rights over commerce
• Limited federal power over trade
• Extended federal power through a broad interpretation of the Constitution
• Established the national bank

Which is a limitation on the power to tax?

• Taxes must be different in each state
• Congress can tax exports
• Taxes must be used for debts, defense, and general welfare
• Congress can tax without limitation

What is the primary function of the Necessary and Proper Clause?

• To limit congressional power
• To expand the power of state governments
• To allow Congress to pass laws needed to carry out expressed powers
• To restrict the use of implied powers

Which of the following is an expressed power of Congress?

• Establishing post offices
• Creating a national religion
• Regulating marriage laws
• Setting educational standards

What is the primary role of the House in impeachment proceedings?

• To judge the accused
• To bring charges
• To approve treaties
• To oversee the trial

Which of the following powers does Congress share with the Executive branch?

• Declaring war
• Imposing taxes
• Coining money
• Regulating commerce

The Commerce Clause is the basis for which significant piece of legislation?

• The Civil Rights Act
• The Affordable Care Act
• The Patriot Act
• The Voting Rights Act