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1
Money given to the states by the Federal Government to be used for a general purpose
Categorical Grants
Grants-in-Aid
Block Grants
Federal Mandates
2
Regulating marriage falls under which powers of the government?
Expressed
Inherent
Implied
Reserved
3
Establishing a post office falls under
concurrent powers
shared powers
national powers
reserved powers
4
Did
Heart of Atlanta Motel v U.S.
(1964) give more power to the Federal Government or State Government?
State Government
Federal Government
5
Native Americans and the Federal Government have made agreements and exchanges based on the
Supremacy Clause
Commerce Clause
Necessary and Proper Clause
Elastic Clause
6
The _____ amendment involves powers reserved to the states
6th
10th
9th
11th
7
Federalism is known as the
division of power between national and federal governments
division of power between federal and state governments
division of power between state and local governments
division of power between national and local governments
8
The Constitution is established as the Supreme Law of the Land under the
Privileges and Immunities Clause
Supremacy Clause
Necessary and Proper Clause
Full Faith and Credit Clause
9
Lyndon B. Johnson's Great Society fell under _____ federalism
creative federalism
new federalism
dual federalism
cooperative federalism
10
Borrowing money falls under which powers of the government?
Extradition
Concurrent
Inherent
Limited
11
FDR's New Deal fell under ____ federalism
new
cooperative
dual
creative
12
Regulating international trade would fall under _____ powers
reserved
concurrent
state
National
13
More power returned to state governments under this stage of federalism:
Cooperative
New
Fiscal
Dual
14
Federal powers that are clearly written in the Constitution are called
inherent powers
concurrent powers
implied powers
expressed powers
15
The years for Creative Federalism:
1960's-1980's
1930's-1960's
1789-1930's
1980's-2001
16
Establishing and maintaining schools falls under _____ powers
shared
expressed
reserved
concurrent
17
A suspect is returned to the state in which the crime was committed under
devolution
supremacy
nullification
extradition
18
In McCulloch v Maryland, the
court ruled that only Congress could add new states
Supreme Court ruled the Constitution to be the supreme law
Supreme Court stopped Maryland from taxing the US Bank
court ruled that gun background checks were unconstitutional
19
Establishing the court system falls under ____ powers
expressed
concurrent
implied
reserved
20
September 11, 2001 ended _____ Federalism
Creative
Fiscal
Cooperative
New
21
When a person is declared guilty without the benefit of a trial:
Bill of Attainder Law
Writ of Habeas Corpus
Enabling Act
Ex Post Facto Law
22
The _______ resolves conflicts between the Federal and State Governments:
Supremacy Clause
Supreme Court
Commerce Clause
National Court
23
State smust honor the legality of one another's civil laws because of the
Supremacy Clause
Establishment Clause
Full Faith and Credit Clause
Privileges and Immunities Clause
24
The term Devolution refers to
having a revolution in the states
requiring an arrested person to be brought before a judge
returning power back to the states
the Federal Government giving states money
25
Building roads and highways would fall under _____ powers
enumerated
concurrent
expressed
reserved
26
Congress cannot make laws after the fact under
Enabling Act laws
the Writ of Habeas Corpus
Bill of Attainder laws
Ex Post Facto Laws
27
The years for Cooperative Federalism:
1960's-1980's
1930's- 1960's
1980's - 2001
1789-1930
28
Powers of the government that exist simply by being a sovereign government
Inherent
Reserved
Enumerated
Implied
29
Categorical grants are given to states and
the states have to spend the money in a specific way
the states can spend the money how they choose
the federal government gets paid back
they apply for it
30
Declaring war and creating and maintaining armed forces falls under _____ powers:
Concurrent
Reserved
Federal
Presidential
31
Establishing local governments would fall under ____ powers
concurrent
expressed
enumerated
reserved
32
Did
United States v Lopez
(1995) give more power to the Federal Government or State Government?
State Government
Federal Government
33
Regulating alcohol falls under ______ powers
expressed
reserved
implied
concurrent
34
Establishing banks would fall under _____ powers
reserved
concurrent
expressed
enumerated
35
Those powers of the national government that are understood but not written in the Constitution
Enumerated
Implied
Reserved
Inherent
36
The power to tax would fall under ____ powers
enumerated
federal
reserved
concurrent
37
A person cannot be detained longer than a certain amount of hours without being charged with a crime under the
Ex Post Facto Law
Bill of Attainder Law
Enabling Act
Writ of Habeas Corpus law
38
Land given by the Federal Government to the states for education was known as the
Supremacy Act of 1862
Morrill Act of 1862
Act of Admission of 1862
Enabling Act of 1862
39
This Clause ensures that laws must be followed from state to state
Full Faith and Credit Clause
Supremacy Clause
Extradition Clause
Necessary and Proper Clause
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The Elastic Clause gives ____ power to make laws that are necessary and proper
Congress
States
the Supreme Court
the President