WorksheetsStandard 3: Federalism
Total questions: 8
Worksheet time: 4mins
Delegated powers are powers written in the. Mark only one oval.
Constitution
Magna Carta
Declaration of Independence
Contract of Life
Reserved powers are powers saved for. Mark only one oval.
federal government
state governments
local governments
international governments
Concurrent powers mean that the federal government and state governments ____________ power. Mark only one oval.
fight over
disagree
share
negotiate
What is another word for commerce? Mark only one oval.
attack
organize
declare
trade
Deciding what is taught in school is an example of which type of power? Mark only one oval.
delegated
reserved
concurrent
The power to collect taxes is an example of which type of power? Mark only one oval.
reserved
concurrent
delegated
The power to declare war is an example of which type of power? Mark only one oval.
delegated
concurrent
reserved
Why do the federal and state governments share power? Mark only one oval.
to meet the needs of people at both national and local levels
to let states ignore national laws
to make governing more confusing on purpose
to stop either level of government from doing any work
