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WorksheetsDomain 1, Quiz 4
Total questions: 14
Worksheet time: 7mins
Which article of the Constitution expresses the powers of the Legislative Branch, and, what is this power?
Article I, Power to Enforce Laws
Article I, Power to make laws
Article III, Power to make laws
Article III, Power to Enforce Laws
Which article of the Constitution expresses the powers of the Executive Branch, and what is this power?
Article I, Power to make laws
Article I, Power to enforce laws
Article II, Power to make laws
Article II, Power to enforce laws
Which article of the Constitution expresses the powers of the Judicial Branch, and what is this power?
Article III, power to enforce laws
Article III, power to interpret(judge) laws
Article II, Power to enforce laws
Article II, Power to interpret(judge) laws
What is a formal change to the Constitution called and who must approve of it?
A Ratification, and the Representatives in the House
An Enumeration, and Congress
A Ratification, and The Supreme Court
An Amendment, and The States
Which part of the Constitution states that The Constitution and Congressional Acts(National Laws) are “the supreme law of the land”?
Federalism
The Supremacy Clause
Interstate and Commerce Clause
The Elastic Clause
What is the formal name given to the first Ten Amendments of the Constitution?
Civil Rights
The People's Rights
The Bill of Rights
Federalists Rights
How many total Amendments have been made to the Constitution overtime?
10
17
27
37
How many parts is the Constitution made of?
6
27
10
3
A system in which power is divided between national and state responsibilities of government -
Constitutionalism
Authoritarianism
Democracy
Federalism
Powers given to the state governments within the Constitution.
Denied Powers
Concurrent Powers
Expressed Powers
Reserved Powers
Powers specifically granted to the National Government in the Constitution
Reserved Powers
Denied Powers
Enumerated or Expressed Powers
Concurrent Powers
Powers that are shared by both the national and state governments.
Reserved Powers
Concurrent Powers
Denied Powers
Expressed or Enumerated Powers
Powers that are forbidden to both the state and national governments
Denied Powers
Reserved Powers
Concurrent Powers
Enumerated Powers
Powers that aren’t specifically listed, but are reasonably assumed, and allows the branch’s to carry out their expressed powers
Reserved Powers
Denied Powers
Implied Powers
Concurrent Powers
