Trivia On Federalism Quiz Test!
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- 1.________ is a system of government in which there are a state and national government.
- A.
Federalism
- B.
Confederation
- C.
Unitary
- D.
Autocratic
- 2.________ powers are only given to the national government.
- A.
Implied
- B.
Delegated
- C.
Reserved
- D.
Concurrent
- E.
Inherent
- 3.________ powers are given only to the state government.
- A.
Delegated
- B.
Implied
- C.
Concurrent
- D.
Reserved
- E.
Inherent
- 4.________ powers are shared by the state and national governments.
- A.
Inherent
- B.
Reserved
- C.
Implied
- D.
Delegated
- E.
Concurrent
- 5.________ powers are powers that all government have.
- A.
Delegated
- B.
Implied
- C.
Reserved
- D.
Concurrent
- E.
Inherent
- 6.________ powers come from delegated powers.
- A.
Delegated
- B.
Reserved
- C.
Implied
- D.
Concurrent
- E.
Inherent
- 7._______ is another name for concurrent powers.
- A.
Expressed
- B.
Enumerated
- C.
Designated
- D.
Shared
- 8.________ is an example of concurrent power.
- A.
Tax
- B.
Borrowing money
- C.
Maintaining court systems
- D.
All of the above
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