What Do You Know About New Federalism?

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

    • Progressive federalism
    • Cooperative federalism
    • Creative federalism
    • Dual federalism Next
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  • 2. 
    What powers are only given to the national government? - ProProfs

    What powers are only given to the national government?

    • Delegated

    • Reserved

    • Implied

    • Concurrent

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  • 3. 
    All are an example of a delegated power held by the legislative branch except. - ProProfs

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

    • Taxing

    • Creating naturalization rules

    • Settling disputes between states

    • Granting patents

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  • 4. 
    All of the following are examples of reserved powers except? - ProProfs

    All of the following are examples of reserved powers except?

    • Public health

    • Public education

    • Public welfare

    • Public morals

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  • 5. 
    Is an example of a concurrent power? - ProProfs

    Is an example of a concurrent power?

    • Tax

    • Chartering corporations

    • Borrowing money

    • Maintaining court systems

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  • 6. 
    The _ approves Presidential appointments of judges, cabinet members and ambassadors. - ProProfs

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

    • House

    • Supreme Court

    • Senate

    • Congress

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  • 7. 
    Congress can? - ProProfs

    Congress can?

    • Negotiate treaties

    • Pass laws

    • Appoint judges

    • Veto presidential actions

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