Federalism Quizzes & Trivia
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This quiz will test your knowledge of the American legal system. In particular, it will explore what you learned during the TeachingLaw.com readings on civics, federalism, and legal interaction. Understanding this information is...
Questions: 7 | Attempts: 873 | Last updated: Mar 9, 2016
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Sample QuestionWhat are the three bodies of government that create law in the United States?
In its most basic description, the concept of federalism embodies the principle or system of a government. It combines the general government with regional governments (i.e. state, provincial) into a single political system, and...
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Sample QuestionIn federalism, governmental power and authority is
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Sample Question________ is a system of government in which there are a state and national government.
This quiz tests your knowledge of Federalism
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Sample QuestionThe power to tax is an example of
Would you like to know what is new federalism? Simply take this quiz and find out now!
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Sample QuestionThis was our first system of federalism. It divided responsibilities between the state governments and the federal government according to the Tenth Amendment:
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In this trivia quiz, we get to review all that we learned about federalism. This is a type of governance in which the national government shares its powers with other governmental units. How much did you understand in class? Take...
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Sample QuestionA person who agreed with the melting-pot approach to racial and ethnic relations would be likely to support:
An online quiz about the parts of the U.S. Consitution, the Checks and Balances, Separation of Powers, and the concept of Federalism.
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Sample QuestionArticle I of the U.S. Consitution creats the...
This type of government can be compared to our fingers. One cannot work or function without the others. There is interdependence which allows political leaders, who are united for a common cause and purpose, agree commonly on...
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Sample QuestionWhich of the following governs the federal form of government?
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Sample QuestionAmerica's central government is also known as what?
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Sample QuestionThe “federalism bonus” in the Electoral College arises because
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Sample QuestionMoney from the national government that states may spend within broad guidelines as determined by Washington, the DC area:
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Sample QuestionWhich two states of India have a common border with province 1?
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Sample QuestionWhat is federalism?
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Sample QuestionBefore the passage of the Seventeenth Amendment in 1865, identifying with one's state was often more important that national identity.
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Sample Question____ is a system of government in which there is a state and national government.