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WorksheetsFederalism
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 9mins
Powers given to the federal (national) government.
Reserved
Concurrent
Enumerated
Affirmed
Shared powers that are given to both the state and federal government
Reserved
Concurrent
Delegated
Affirmed
Powers given to the states.
Reserved
Concurrent
Delegated
Affirmed
Which power is delegated to the national government?
Taxing citizens
Coining Money
Establishing Courts
Conducting Elections
Which is an example of the a Tenth Amendment issue?
State governments overseeing public schools
national government making treaties
national government declaring war
state governments coining money
Which statement is an example of reserved powers?
raising and maintaining a navy
declaring war and governing combat
establishing and funding a system of public education
setting and fixing the standards of weights and measures
Which level of government provides the most services to citizens?
national
federal
local
state
Which of the following is an example of a service provided by state governments?
negotiating foreign trade
Issuing Licence
maintaining postal services
disposing of sewage and trash
Which level(s) of government would set standardized testing requirements for its students?
National Government
State Government
National and State Government
State and Local Government
Which level of government is responsible for regulating teaching licenses?
City
State
County
Federal
Which service is provided by local government?
Minting Coins
Delivering Mail
Fire Protection
Graning teacher certification
Which level of government provides a military?
Federal
State
Local
County
Enforcing laws and taxes are examples of what kind of power?
Enumerated
Delegated
Reserved
Concurrent
Which level of government provides electricity?
Federal
State
Local
Foreign
Which level of government provides national mail service?
Federal
State
Local
Foreign
