WorksheetsChapter 11 Lesson 1 Quiz
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
The supremacy clause is the clause in which article of the constitution?
Article IV
Article V
Article VI
Article VII
What does it mean to have a federal system?
The national government holds all the power.
The state government holds all the power.
The national and state government share the power.
The president holds all the power.
Who are reserved powers given to?
The people
Corporates
States
None of the Above
What is it called when both national and state government share powers?
Concurrent powers
Reserved powers
Current powers
Constitutional powers
Who created a bistate agency to operate the transit system?
Missouri and Kansas
Pennsylvania and Delaware
New York and New Jersey
California and Florida
States have the power to do what?
Issue their own money.
Impose taxes on imports from other states.
Establish courts.
Issue bills of credit.
Powers that are listed in the Constituion are called?
Implied powers
Reserved powers
Inherent powers
Expressed powers
The state constitution establish control over what level of government?
higher-level of government
Lower-level Of government
No level of government
Medium-level of government
Which state has the oldest Constituion still in use?
Massachusetts
Pennsylvania
Louisiana
Virginia
Which amendment limits the government from taking the rights from a citizen without due process?
The 20th amendment
The 2nd amendment
The 14th amendment
The 9th amendment
Which state Constituion has the least amount of amendments?
West Virginia
South Carolina
New Hampshire
Rhode Island
Which of these powers is concurrent?
Administer elections
Borrow money
Protect public welfare and safety
Conduct foreign relations
Which state Constituion is the shortest?
New York
West Virgnia
New Hampshire
Alabama
Which state Constituion is the longest?
Alabama
New Hampshire
California
Washington
What power is the kind of powers the government has simply because it is the government?
Reserved powers
Expressed powers
Inherent powers
Implied powers
