All are an example of a delegated power held by the legislative branch except.

Settling disputes between states

What Do You Know About New Federalism?

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What Do You Know About New Federalism? - Quiz

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Questions and Answers

1.

This was our first system of federalism. It divided responsibilities between the state governments and the federal government according to the Tenth Amendment:
- A.
  
  Progressive federalism
- B.
  
  Cooperative federalism
- C.
  
  Creative federalism
- D.
  
  Dual federalism Next
2.

What powers are only given to the national government?
- A.
  
  Delegated
- B.
  
  Reserved
- C.
  
  Implied
- D.
  
  Concurrent
3.

All are an example of a delegated power held by the legislative branch except.
- A.
  
  Taxing
- B.
  
  Creating naturalization rules
- C.
  
  Settling disputes between states
- D.
  
  Granting patents
4.

All of the following are examples of reserved powers except?
- A.
  
  Public health
- B.
  
  Public education
- C.
  
  Public welfare
- D.
  
  Public morals
5.

Is an example of a concurrent power?
- A.
  
  Tax
- B.
  
  Chartering corporations
- C.
  
  Borrowing money
- D.
  
  Maintaining court systems
6.

The _ approves Presidential appointments of judges, cabinet members and ambassadors.
- A.
  
  House
- B.
  
  Supreme Court
- C.
  
  Senate
- D.
  
  Congress
7.

Congress can?
- A.
  
  Negotiate treaties
- B.
  
  Pass laws
- C.
  
  Appoint judges
- D.
  
  Veto presidential actions

What Do You Know About New Federalism?

This was our first system of federalism. It divided responsibilities between the state governments and the federal government according to the Tenth Amendment:

What powers are only given to the national government?

All are an example of a delegated power held by the legislative branch except.

All of the following are examples of reserved powers except?

Is an example of a concurrent power?

The _ approves Presidential appointments of judges, cabinet members and ambassadors.

Congress can?