Review Game Zone
Games
Test
Preview
Back
Match it!
Match it! Select the correct answer from the pull down...Good luck!
Which of the following is the best example of devolution?
ex post facto laws.
Miranda v Arizona
a confederation
block grants, by which money from the national government is given to the states for discretionary use with broad guidelines
the supremacy clause.
implied powers clause.
both the state governments and the national government
taxation
Where state law conflicts with national law, national law prevails due to
ex post facto laws.
Miranda v Arizona
a confederation
block grants, by which money from the national government is given to the states for discretionary use with broad guidelines
the supremacy clause.
implied powers clause.
both the state governments and the national government
taxation
Which type of government derives all of its power from the states?
ex post facto laws.
Miranda v Arizona
a confederation
block grants, by which money from the national government is given to the states for discretionary use with broad guidelines
the supremacy clause.
implied powers clause.
both the state governments and the national government
taxation
Who has concurrent powers?
ex post facto laws.
Miranda v Arizona
a confederation
block grants, by which money from the national government is given to the states for discretionary use with broad guidelines
the supremacy clause.
implied powers clause.
both the state governments and the national government
taxation
Which of the following is a concurrent power?
ex post facto laws.
Miranda v Arizona
a confederation
block grants, by which money from the national government is given to the states for discretionary use with broad guidelines
the supremacy clause.
implied powers clause.
both the state governments and the national government
taxation
Under the Constitution, governments are prohibited from passing
ex post facto laws.
Miranda v Arizona
a confederation
block grants, by which money from the national government is given to the states for discretionary use with broad guidelines
the supremacy clause.
implied powers clause.
both the state governments and the national government
taxation
All of the following Supreme Court cases dealt with the issue of federalism EXCEPT
ex post facto laws.
Miranda v Arizona
a confederation
block grants, by which money from the national government is given to the states for discretionary use with broad guidelines
the supremacy clause.
implied powers clause.
both the state governments and the national government
taxation
Article I, section 8 gives Congress the power to pass all laws necessary and proper to carrying out its enumerated powers. This clause is also known as the
ex post facto laws.
Miranda v Arizona
a confederation
block grants, by which money from the national government is given to the states for discretionary use with broad guidelines
the supremacy clause.
implied powers clause.
both the state governments and the national government
taxation
Check it!