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Which document establishes the principle of Federalism?
a) The Constitution of the United States of America
b) The Constitution of Virginia
c) The Bill of Rights
d) The Federalist Papers
Federalism is the division of power between which levels of government?
a) State and National
b) State and Local
c) National and Local
d) Private and Public
The constitution of the United States of American established a federal form of government in which the national government is __________?
a) Supreme
b) Weak
c) Unenforceable
d) Reliable
Power not given to the national government by the Constitution of the United States of American are reserved to the _______.
a) States
b) Counties
c) Regions
d) People
The Constitution of the United States of America _________ certain powers to the state governments.
a) Reserves
b) Allows
c) Judges
d) Equals
Which is not a primary responsibility of the National government?
a) Promote public health
b) Conduct Foreign policy
c) Regulate commerce
d) Provide for the common defense
Tensions exist when federal mandates require state actions without adequate ________.
a) Funding
b) Planning
c) Taxpayer input
d) Vetting
If a power is NOT specifically given to the national government, then the power is held by the
a) States
b) local authorities
c) regional branch
d) judicial branch
A reserved power is one that is
a) not specifically granted to the national government but is held by the states.
b) specifically granted to the national government and not held by the states.
c) held concurrently by the national and state governments.
d) held back until it is needed by the state governments.
How are the powers of the states designated?
a) The Constitution designates powers to the states that are not reserved to the national government.
b) The Constitution does not designate any powers to the states.
c) The Constitution designates powers only to the states.
d) The Magna Carta dictates what powers the states have.
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