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Chapter 3
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Preguntas del test (13)
1What system of government did the articles of confederation establish?
- Aunitary
- Bfederal
- Cconfederal
- Dmonarchy
2Which is an example of a concurrent power?
- APrint money
- BBuild roads
- CConduct elections
- DDeclare war
- EEstablish post offices
3States rights are protected in the reserve clause, which is found in _____________
- Athe 19th amendment
- Bthe 10th amendment
- Carticle I of the constitution
- DArticle III of the Constitution
4Contemporary conflict over same-sex marriage falls under which constitutional provision?
- APrivileges and immunities clause
- Bexclusionary clause
- Cnational supremacy clause
- Dfull faith and credit clause
5Which analogy best describes the federalism arrangement today?
- ALayer cake federalism
- BMarble cake federalism
- CPickett fence federalism
6Which case bolstered the federal government's power over the states?
- AUnited States v. Lopez
- BMcCulloch v. Maryland
- CDred Scott v. Stanford
- DMapp v. Ohio
7When did the federal government begin cooperating with the states on policy goals?
- A1980's
- B1930's
- C1950's
- D1970's
8This form of revenue sharing is given to the states by the federal government with explicit conditions on how it is to be allocated
- Ablock grant
- Bcategorial grant
- Cgeneral revenue sharing
9Ronald Reagan's efforts to increase states' rights led to an increase in _______________
- Ablock grants
- Bcategorial grants
- Cgeneral revenue sharing
- Dfederal mandates
10The imposition of national priorities on the states through congressional legislation and the imposition of the national supremacy clause is called ______________
- ACooperative federalism
- Bdual federalism
- Ccompetitive federalism
- Dfederal preemption
- Eremedial legislation
11A state would usually challenge the constitutionality of a federal law under which amendments?
- AEighth
- BTenth and Eleventh
- CThirteenth amendment
12The eleventh amendment's protections of state sovereign immunity guarantee that __________
- AResidents of one state cannot sue the government of another state
- Bstate governments cannot commit a legal wrong
- Cambassadors form foreign countries cannot be detained by state governments
- DState governments can sue the federal government
13The court has recently overturned a number of congressional laws rooted in the ________
- Anational supremacy clause
- Breserve clause
- Cestablishment clause
- Dcommerce clause
- Efree exercise clause
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