EOC Study Guide Answers: 47-62

What system of government does the central government have all of the power?

• Unitary

• Federal

• Confederate

• Parliamentary

Who is the executive chosen by in a Parliamentary System? ________

• Parliament or legislative body

• The President directly

• The Supreme Court

• The Prime Minister alone

What are powers held by the national government called? ________

• Expressed, enumerated or delegated

• Reserved

• Concurrent

• Implied

List ten constitutional powers of the national government: ________

• Tax, regulate commerce, coin money, approve presidential appointments, impeachment, raise and support the army & navy, declare war, create rules for naturalization and immigration, confirm treaties, make all laws necessary and proper

• Tax, regulate education, coin money, approve state laws, impeachment, raise and support the police, declare state emergencies, create rules for local governments, confirm state treaties, make all laws for states

• Tax, regulate commerce, coin money, approve local ordinances, impeachment, raise and support the coast guard, declare martial law, create rules for city councils, confirm executive orders, make all laws for cities

• Tax, regulate commerce, coin money, approve presidential appointments, impeachment, raise and support the army & navy, declare war, create rules for state elections, confirm state constitutions, make all laws for counties

List the three levels of Federal Courts: ________

• District, Court of Appeals, U.S. Supreme Court

• State, County, Local Courts

• Magistrate, Circuit, Supreme Courts

• Trial, Appellate, High Courts

List the three levels of the Florida Court System: ________

• County/Circuit Courts, District Court of Appeals, Florida Supreme Court

• County Courts, Federal Courts, U.S. Supreme Court

• Municipal Courts, District Courts, State Supreme Court

• Circuit Courts, Appellate Courts, National Supreme Court

What are powers shared by the national and state governments called? ________

• Concurrent

• Reserved

• Exclusive

• Delegated

List three powers shared by the national & state governments: ________

• Tax, create courts, borrow money

• Declare war, print money, regulate trade between states

• Conduct elections, establish local governments, issue licenses

• Make treaties, coin money, provide an army

What are powers held by state governments called: ________

• reserved powers

• delegated powers

• concurrent powers

• implied powers

List three powers held only by state governments: ________

• Establish local governments, intrastate trade, elections, marriage, licences

• Declare war, print money, regulate interstate commerce

• Conduct foreign affairs, coin money, maintain armed forces

• Regulate international trade, establish post offices, make treaties