WorksheetsFederalism
Total questions: 55
Worksheet time: 30mins
Which powers are given to the branches of government because they are specifically stated in the Constitution?
inherent
enumerated
implied
what are the first ten amendments known as?
Preamble
Articles
Bill of Rights
which Article of the Constitution makes sure that states share their privileges and immunities of members of its own state to members of other states?
I
III
IV
X
Which laws make sure that public officials hold meetings that have access to the public?
sunset
sunday
sunshine
sunrest
which plan wanted the bicameral based on population?
New Jersey Plan
Virginia Plan
Missouri Plan
Connecticut Plan
This agreement focused on King John's freedoms and rights to the nobility?
Magna Carta
Mayflower Compact
Declaration of Independence
Sunshine laws
Which powers are for national and state?
expressed
inherent
concurrent
reserved
Which amendment states that any powers not given to the national government goes to the states or the people?
V
VII
VIII
X
Which court case states that a state cannot tax a national institution due to the supremacy clause?
mcCulloch v. Maryland
Gibbons v. Ogden
Marbury v. Madison
Miranda v. Arizona
The Supremacy Clause states that
state laws supersede federal laws
federal laws supersede state laws
expressed powers supersede implied powers
Jack's beanstalk grew from a super seed
The founding fathers established a federal system for all of the following reasons EXCEPT
To divide the power given to government
establish a system of checks and balances
to increase power at the national level
to protect the rights of the people
All of the following events were conflicts over State's Rights Except
Nullification Crisis
Civil War
War of 1812
Desegregation
The United States is best described as a
Constitutional Monarchy
Democratic Republic
Democratic Autocracy
Constitutional Republic
The power to impeach the president lies with
The Senate
The House of Representatives
Congress
Nancy Pelosi
Congress can override a Presidential Veto by
Impeachment
Declaring the veto unconstitutional
Passing each state with 2/3 majority
Passing through Congress with 2/3 majority
How often does the Texas Legislature meet
Once a year
Twice a year
Once every two years
They are in a continual session
Madonna sues Lady Gaga in California over blatant similarities between "Express yourself" and "Born this way"
National
State
A parent transports a child daily, into a state with lax child labor laws
National
State
Texas has a dispute with Kansas over their claim to BBQ
National
State
War has been declared on Canada after several bad batches of maple syrup circulated in New York
National
State
Schools are required to teach 4 years of public health classes
National
State
Oprah Winfrey will appear on the front of the new $3 bill
National
State
The maximum highway speed limit is being raised to 85 mph
National
State
Preparations begin for the 2020 election primary
National
State
Ralph is being tried for treason
National
State
Steve is on trial for breaking and entering
National
State
A patent is granted to Joe Einstein for a new communications device
National
State
Colorado legalizes "Cotton Candy"
National
State
Taxes are collected for the building of interstate highways
National
State
Which of the following is considered a shared or concurrent power?
Maintaining a standing army
Building a post office
Forming treaties
Collecting Taxes
One advantage to federalism is that it allows states to
restrict civil rights for members of specific groups
be policy innovators
have uniform policies
be supreme over the national government
