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American Government Week 3
American Government Week 3
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Chapter 3, Section 2-3 and Chapter 4, Section 1-3
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1
If a group of people want to become a state, they must first ask Congress to pass a what?
Reserved Power
Grant in Aid Program
Delegated Powers
Enabling Act
2
Marbury v. Madison
established
what important power
of the Judicial Branch?
Judicial Review
McCulloch v. Maryland
Full Faith and Credit
Federalism
3
Powers covered by the states are called what?
Reserved Powers
Delegated Powers
Exclusive Powers
Austin Powers
4
Heads of executive branches who advise the President are also called what?
Advisory Team
Squad
Delegated Powers
Cabinet
5
TRUE or FALSE: Revenue Sharing ended because it was so
inexpensive
to maintain
True
False
6
The electoral college is an informal amendment because it establishes the power of what?
The Elastic Clause
Political Parties
Criminals
Delegated Powers
7
Informal
amendments to the Constitution do
not
do which of the following?
Change the actual wording of the Constitution
Affect people's daily lives
They do not happen that often
Have any legal standing
8
Federal money given to states for the
general
purpose of "Education" is an example of...?
Project Grant
Revenue Sharing
A Categorical Grant
A Block Grant
9
Which of the following is
NOT
a requirement for states to keep money from a categorical grant?
Help with monetary contributions
Only spend it on school lunch programs
Use money for its intended purpose
Create an agency
10
Which type of grant is the most like a "scholarship," in that states must apply to get money?
Block Grants
Revenue Sharing
Categorical Grants
Project Grants
11
The division of governmental power between
states
and
national
levels is called...?
The Bill of Rights
Full Faith and Credit
Representative Government
Federalism
12
TRUE or FALSE: Treaties
DO
need the approval of the Senate
False
True
13
Senatorial Courtesy requires that the president talk to Senators of a state about what?
State laws
Federal Appointments
Exclusive Powers
Delegated Powers
14
Honoring a marriage contract in multiple states is an example of what Constitutional clause?
Extradition
Delegated Powers
Interstate Compacts
Privileges and Immunities Clause
15
Powers that
any sovereign nation
has
are called what?
Inherent Powers
Delegated Powers
Concurrent Powers
Reserved Powers
16
When was the Bill of Rights officially approved?
Before the Constitution
1990
The first Congressional Congress
During the Articles of Confederation
17
Coining money and taxing imported goods are examples of
what
kind of power?
Reserved Powers (SG)
Inherent Powers (NG)
Exclusive Powers (NG)
Concurrent Powers (NG/SG)
18
TRUE or FALSE: Defining crimes and punishments is an example of a Concurrent Power
False
True
19
An agreement between two states or a state and a foreign nation is called what?
Interstate Compact
Full Faith and Credit
Privileges and Immunities Clause
Delegated Powers
20
McCulloch v. Maryland
is an example of
what Constitutional power
?
Implied Powers
Full Faith and Credit
Marbury v. Madison
Supremacy Clause
21
Which of the following is
NOT
a type of Grant-in-Aid Program?
Categorical Grant
Project Grant
Block Grant
Limited Grant
22
Who is able to make an Executive Agreement?
The President of one country and the government of another
President Obama and anyone in the world
The Presidents/leaders of two countries
Two countries
23
Full Faith and Credit honors all rules and punishments between state
except in what cases?
Birth Questions
Civil Cases
Criminal Cases
Delegated Powers
24
What majority is needed to
propose
a
formal amendment
to the Constitution?
Three-fourths (3/4)
One-third (1/3)
One half (1/2)
Two-thirds (2/3)
25
The Necessary and Proper Clause
and
The Elastic Clause
are other names for what federal power?
Reserved Powers
Inherent Powers
Exclusive Powers
Implied Powers