Unit 6: Federalism SS.7.CG.3.4, SS.7.CG.3.13, SS.7.CG.2.10

The map, titled Public Education Finances, illustrates a constitutional power. What constitutional relationship does the map illustrate?

• Reserved powers

• Expressed powers

• Delegated powers

• Concurrent powers

Who issues licenses (marriage, hunting, driver's, etc)

• Federal

• Federal & State

• State

What is guaranteed by the Supremacy Clause of the US Constitution?

• The supremacy of federal law over state law

• The supremacy of individual rights over government power

• The supremacy of Congress over the President

• The supremacy of the people over their government

Juan and Maria have notices that all the frogs in their local pond have been very quiet recently. When they went to the pond, they could no longer hear any of them. They saw a few of them were dead.
To which agency should they report this problem?

• Florida Department of Education

• Florida Department of Elders Affairs

• Florida Department of Veterans Affairs

• Florida Department of Environmental Protection

Several children become sick after swimming in a public swimming pool. Which group would most likely conduct an investigation?

• Department of Human Services

• Public Water Commission

• State Board of Health

• Department of Public Safety

Which statement identifies a similarity between state and federal governments?

• Both levels of government can borrow money for paying expenses.

• Both levels of government can establish post offices for sending mail.

• Both levels of government can determine rules for the naturalization of citizens.

• Both levels of government can establish systems for granting patents to invent.

Who can print money?

• Federal

• Federal & State

• State

Requiring drivers to hold a valid driver's license is an example of what kind of power?

• Reserved

• Concurrent

• Enumerated

• Implied

Concurrent Powers are given to . . .

• The states

• The federal government

• Both the state and federal government

• Local government

In the Constitution, the implied powers of Congress come from the. . .

• Relative Clause

• Necessary and Proper Clause

• Supremacy Clause

• Santa Clause