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WorksheetsOP 4 key terms and Ideas ALL
Total questions: 48
Worksheet time: 24mins
Powers that are SHARED by states and the Federal government
Delegated
Enumerated
Concurrent
Reserved
Power that is ONLY for the state
Delegated
Enumerated
Concurrent
Reserved
Power that is ONLY for the Federal government (2)
Delegated
Enumerated
Concurrent
Reserved
This document is the SUPREM law of the land
Supreme Court
Supremacy Clause
US Constitiution
Bill of Rights
The division of power between local, state, and National government
Unitary
Federalism
Confederal
Republic
These are examples of what?
Elastic Clause
Supremacy clause
Public policies
Define: Ordinance
a piece or legislation enacted by the Federal government authority
a piece of legislation enacted by a city/town authority.
Define: elastic clause
US Constitution Clause that grants Congress the power to pass whatever laws are deemed necessary and proper
US Constitution Clause that grants States the power to pass whatever laws are deemed necessary and proper
FL Constitution Clause that grants Florida the power to pass whatever laws are deemed necessary and proper
Which amendment gives states this power: "The powers not delegated to the United States by the Constitution, nor prohibited by it to the states, are reserved to the states respectively, or to the people."
V amendment
X amendment
VI amendment
Which word/words means the same as Federal government
National
Central
State
according to the _____________ clause the US constitution is the highest law of the land
Necessary and proper
Supremacy
Elastic
a business or organization established to provide a particular service, typically one that involves organizing transactions between two other parties.*
Alternative
Agency
Advantage
Disadvantage
A condition or circumstance that puts one in a favorable or superior position.
Agency
Disadvantage
Advantage
Prefer
an unfavorable circumstance or condition that reduces the chances of success or effectiveness.
Disadvantage
Alternative
Prefer
Advantage
One of two or more available /another possibilities.
Prefer
Alternative
Disadvantage
Agency
Like (one thing or person) better than another or others
Agency
Advantage
Disadvantage
Prefer
suitable or proper in the circumstances.
Appropriate
Object
Tuition
Perspective
express one's disapproval of or disagreement with something
Appropriate
Object
Tuition
Perspective
a sum of money charged for teaching or instruction by a school, college, or university.
Perspective
Consider
Tuition
Object
a particular attitude toward or way of regarding something; a point of view
Object
Appropriate
Consider
Perspective
Think carefully about (something), typically before making a decision
Consider
Perspective
Tuition
Appropriate
The action of taking part in something.
Participation
Optional
Required
Conclusion
opposite of Obligation
Optional
Required
Conclusion
Similarity
Synonym to Obligation
Optional
Challenge
Required
Conclusion
the end or finish of an event or process
Participation
Challenge
Similarity
Conclusion
dispute the truth or validity of something.
Agree
Challenge
Required
Conclusion
the state or fact of being parallel
Optional
Similarity
Difference
Required
the admittance of a foreigner to the citizenship of a country.
Naturalization
Natural
Delegated
coin money means
Make coins
Lend Money
Make Money
Synonym for Delegated
Enumerated
Reserved
Concurrent
Which of the following most closely means: Listed/mentioned one by one?
Reserved
Enumerated
Concurrent
existing, happening, or done at the SAME time.
Concurrent
Enumerated
Delegated
Reserved
a person who comes to live permanently in a foreign country.
emigrant
immigrant
migrant
INTRAstate?
happening with other countries
happening in many states
happening inside one state
INTERstate:
existing or carried on between states.
existing or carried on in one state.
existing or carried on between countries.
dealing with or relating to other countries.
Foreign
Domestic
dealing with or relating with something inside of our borders as a Country.
Foreign
Domestic
A proposal/idea of how to solve real world issues.
Private policy
Public Policy
Public Opinion
Which of the following is NOT part of changing/making public policy?
Finding pros and cons while making a plan
Debating the topic with State government
Talking to the level of government in charge
Starting at the lowest level of government and working your way up
Why do we pay attention to multiple perspectives when changing amendments or talking about public policy?
To consider the effects on some people
We do not need to do this
To consider the effects on all people
It is not an obligation to vote or participate in our government however it is a responsibility and should be done since it is important to do them.
True
False
Who has the power to print and issues drivers licenses and why?
Federal, X amendment
State, X amendment
State, V amendment
Federal, V amendment
Who has the power over post offices and collecting taxes? What is that power called?
Federal, Delegated
Federal, Reserved
State and Federal, Concurrent
State and Federal, Enumerated
Which of the following is a concurrent power? [2]
Building Roads
Coin Money
Borrow Money
Foreign conflict management
Whose job is it to maintain courts, maintain roads, protect citizens rights, regulate/maintain security?
Federal, Delegated
Federal and State, Reserved
Federal, Reserved
Federal and State Concurrent
Which level of government (according to the constitution) of it has 3 separate branches with the powers to check each other?
State
Both
Federal
Which of the following is False
The FL constitution outlines the governments powers and peoples rights
The US constitution outlines the governments powers and peoples rights
The FL state constitution is very broad and the US constitution is very specific
Which of the following is the proper order of the executive branch from
Local, State, Federal
President, Governor, Mayor
Governor, Mayor, President
Mayor, Governor, President
