The principle of federalism refers to the division of powers between

state and national governments.

The U.S. Constitution

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1
The U.S Constitution has how many parts?
one
three
two
four
2
The Constitution give the power to print money to
local governments.
the state governments.
all levels of government.
the national government.
3
Which of the following powers are denied to all governments in the U.S. by the Constitution?
issuing licenses
printing money
passing ex post facto laws
maintaining a standing army
4
Congress has the power to pass laws and the President to enforce them. This is an example of
checks and balances.
federalism.
judicial review.
separation of powers.
5
The principle of federalism refers to the division of powers between
state and national governments.
state and local governments.
national and international governments.
local and global governments.
6
Choose the correct answer.
correct
incorrect
incorrect
incorrect
7
The president vetoing a law is an example of which principle of the Constitution?
the supremacy of the national government
federalism
elasticity
checks and balances
8
Which of the following principles is not part of the constitution?
confederalism
federalism
checks and balances
separation of powers
9
An example of a government power shared by the national and state government is the power to
collect taxes.
grant titles of nobility.
declare war.
set the time and place of national elections.
10
An example of interstate cooperation required by the constitution would be
issuing a driver's license.
a convention of state governors.
the practice of extradition.
all of these are examples of interstate cooperation.
11
The power to collect taxes is an example of
a concurrent power.
an enumerated power.
a reserved power.
a denied power.
12
The first part of the Constitution is called
the preamble.
the articles.
the Bill of Rights.
the amendments.

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The U.S. Constitution

12 termsStudBud Administration73,421 plays

A reading comprehension quiz about the U.S. #Constitution, #preamble # articles #amendments #checks-n-balances #separation-of-powers #taxes

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Questions 12

Answers

1
The U.S Constitution has how many parts?
one
three
two
four
2
The Constitution give the power to print money to
local governments.
the state governments.
all levels of government.
the national government.
3
Which of the following powers are denied to all governments in the U.S. by the Constitution?
issuing licenses
printing money
passing ex post facto laws
maintaining a standing army
4
Congress has the power to pass laws and the President to enforce them. This is an example of
checks and balances.
federalism.
judicial review.
separation of powers.
5
The principle of federalism refers to the division of powers between
state and national governments.
state and local governments.
national and international governments.
local and global governments.
6
Choose the correct answer.
correct
incorrect
incorrect
incorrect
7
The president vetoing a law is an example of which principle of the Constitution?
the supremacy of the national government
federalism
elasticity
checks and balances
8
Which of the following principles is not part of the constitution?
confederalism
federalism
checks and balances
separation of powers
9
An example of a government power shared by the national and state government is the power to
collect taxes.
grant titles of nobility.
declare war.
set the time and place of national elections.
10
An example of interstate cooperation required by the constitution would be
issuing a driver's license.
a convention of state governors.
the practice of extradition.
all of these are examples of interstate cooperation.
11
The power to collect taxes is an example of
a concurrent power.
an enumerated power.
a reserved power.
a denied power.
12
The first part of the Constitution is called
the preamble.
the articles.
the Bill of Rights.
the amendments.