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17. Elastic Clause
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1) Division of power between state and nation government
A
checks and balances
B
nationalism
C
federalism
D
separation of powers
2) Which of the following is not a part of the constitution?
A
Articles
B
Amendments
C
Articles of Confederation
D
Preamble
3) To make all laws which shall be necessary and proper.
A
Equal Protection Clause
B
Bill of Rights
C
Elastic Clause
D
Preamble
4) The elastic clause is
A
explicit
B
vague
C
concrete
D
specific
5) To make all laws which shall be necessary and proper. Which of the following analogies represents the elastic clause?
A
rock, scissors, paper
B
Rock, Paper, Scissors
C
stretching a rubber band
D
living organism
6) What political party do the anti-federalists form?
A
Republilcans
B
Whigs
C
Democats
D
Democratic-Republicans
7) Alexander Hamilton and Thomas Jefferson had opposite views on how the constitution should be interpreted.
A
True
B
False
8) Which of the following statements is false.
A
Jefferson believed in a strict interpretation of the constitution.
B
Hamliton believed in a loose interpretation of the constitution.
C
Hamilton believed in the stretching the elastic clause in order to give the national government more power
D
Jefferson believed in the stretching the elastic clause in order to give the national government more power
9) Which statement is false?
A
Stict interpration is an example of limited government
B
Jefferson believed in a strict interpretation of the Consitution
C
Jefferson did not stand by his beliefs, and followed a loose interpretation when he was president (Louisiana Purcshase)
D
Jefferson always believed in a loose interpretation
10) The US government can only do what is specifically listed in the constitution.
A
Stare Decisis
B
Loose interpretation
C
Strict interpretation
D
Implicit Bias
11) The US government has powers not enumerated (listed) in the consitution.
A
Strict interpreation
B
stare decisis
C
Implicit Bias
D
Loose interpretation
12) What was the impetus of the elastic clause debate?
A
Slavery
B
National Bank
C
Freedom of Speech
D
War of 1812
13) The US constitution does NOT give the federal government the authority to run a national bank.
A
True
B
False
14) How did the US government defend opening a bank despite not having the enumerated power to do so in the constitution?
A
Federalism
B
It was NECESSARY and PROPER
C
A new constitution was passed
D
the constitution was amended
15) What part of the preamble connects to Hamilton's elastic clause argument for a national bank??
A
domestic tranquilty
B
promote the general welfare
C
establish justice
D
provide for the common defense
16) Hamilton's logic, if a national bank will make our lives better (promote the general welfare), then it's NECESSARY and PROPER
A
False
B
True
17) Jefferson's logic: The government cannot do anything that it wants, it can only do what we allowed it to do in the constitution. This ensures that we have a limited government.
A
True
B
False
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