WorksheetsFederalism Quick Review 2024
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 12mins
These are powers SHARED by the national, state or local government.
Concurrent Powers
Enumerated Powers
implied powers
Reserved Powers
Delegated Powers are also known as this: _______________________.
Because they are powers specifically given to a Federal Branch of Government in the U.S Constitution.
Reserved Powers
Concurrent Powers
Enumerated Powers
Implied Powers
A system of government where powers are divided between different LEVELS of government is called?
Nationalism
Socialism
Federalism
Communism
These are the powers that are not written into the constitution and so they are "given" to the STATES as part of the 10th Amendment to the US Constitution. These powers are called__________________________.
Concurrent Powers
National Powers
Reserved Powers
Local Powers
This clause within the US Constitution states that national laws that are passed by the national government are SUPREME over laws that may be passed by the state governments. This clause is referred to as the?
Elastic Clause
The Necessary and Proper Clause
The Supremacy Clause
The Notwithstanding Clause
This is amendment from the Bill of Rights, it states:
”The powers not delegated to the United States by the Constitution, nor prohibited by it to the States, are reserved to the States respectively.”
9th Amendment
10th Amendment
1st Amendment
14th Amendment
Who establishes public schools?
Federal - Delegated
State - Reserved
Shared - Concurrent
Local - Local
Which government makes treaties and deals with foreign countries
Federal - Delegated
State - Reserved
Shared - Concurrent
Local - Local
Who has the power to declare war?
Federal - Delegated
State - Reserved
Shared - Concurrent
Local - Local
Who can create an U.S Army and U.S Navy?
Federal - Delegated
State - Reserved
Shared - Concurrent
Local - Local
Print Money
Federal - Delegated
State - Reserved
Shared - Concurrent
Local - Local
Issue licenses (marriage, hunting, driver's, etc.)
Federal - Delegated
State - Reserved
Shared - Concurrent
Local - Local
Who controls the Post office and mail services?
(examples: U.S.PS, FEDEX)
Federal - Delegated
State - Reserved
Shared - Concurrent
Local - Local
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1.What principle does the 10th Amendment of the U.S. Constitution emphasize regarding the division of powers between the national and state governments?
Single choice.
The national government holds all the powers not explicitly granted to the states.
States have no inherent powers outside of those explicitly granted by the Constitution.
Any powers not granted to the Federal/national government nor prohibited to the states are reserved for the states.
The national government's powers are unlimited in scope.
Federalism is best described as which of the following
A system where all powers are concentrated in the national government.
A system where states have all the power, and the national government has none.
A system that divides power between a national government and state governments.
A system where the president has ultimate authority over state and national governments.
Which of the following powers are SHARED by both the state and national governments (concurrent powers)?
The power to create and enforce laws only related to education.
The power to declare war.
The power to amend the Constitution.
The power to tax and build roads.
Enumerated powers of the national government (delegated) in the Constitution include all of the following EXCEPT:
The power to regulate commerce with foreign nations.
The power to establish post offices and post roads.
The power to issue drivers' licenses.
The power to coin money.
How does federalism limit government power?
Single choice.
By dividing powers between the national and state governments, ensuring no single entity has total control.
By giving all powers to the national government, ensuring a centralized control.
By allowing states to operate independently with no interference from the national government.
By ensuring that the President has the final say in matters of both state and national importance.
Who controls the Post office and mail services?
Federal - Delegated
State - Reserved
Shared - Concurrent
Make rules about trade between states and other countries
Delegated
Reserved
Concurrent
Borrow Money
Delegated
Reserved
Concurrent
Which term is the powers they SHARE?
Split Powers
Shared Powers
Mutual Powers
Concurrent Powers
Which Term is the powers of the Federal Government
National Powers
Federal Powers
Delegated Powers
US Powers
Which term is the powers for the STATES?
Reserved Powers
State Powers
2nd Powers
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