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Federalism
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1What is federalism?
- AWhen two or more countries share one government with equal authority
- BWhen government exists on two or more levels with equal authority
- CWhen two or more people are president/king/etc.
2In Federalist 45, James Madison said "the federal government has [blank_start]few[blank_end] powers, the states have [blank_start]many[blank_end]".
- Afew
- Bmany
3What is dual federalism?
- AGovernments have their own areas of policy (layer cake theory)
- BGovernments work together on policy (marble cake theory)
- CFederal funds are allocated to states
- DFederal government pressures states into following rules
- EStates compete to attract business
4What is cooperative federalism?
- AGovernments have their own areas of policy (layer cake theory)
- BGovernments work together on policy (marble cake theory)
- CFederal funds are allocated to states
- DFederal government pressures states into following rules
- EStates compete to attract business
5What is fiscal federalism?
- AGovernments have their own areas of policy (layer cake theory)
- BGovernments work together on policy (marble cake theory)
- CFederal funds allocated to states
- DFederal government pressures states into following rules
- EStates compete to attract business
6What is coercive federalism?
- AGovernments have their own areas of policy (layer cake theory)
- BGovernments work together on policy (marble cake theory)
- CFederal funds allocated to states
- DFederal governments pressure states into following rules
- EStates compete to attract business
7What is competitive federalism?
- AGovernments have their own areas of policy (layer cake theory)
- BGovernments work together on policy (marble cake theory
- CFederal funds allocated to states
- DFederal government pressures states into following rules
- EStates compete to attract business
8Reserved powers apply to the federal government and enumerated powers apply to the states.
- ATrue
- BFalse
9Which of the following clauses of the Constitution refer to powers of the federal government?
- ANecessary and Proper Clause
- BNational Supremacy Clause
- CEqual Protection Clause
- DFree Exercise Clause
10Which Amendments to the Constitution refer to powers of the states?
- A10th Amendment
- B11th Amendment
- C9th Amendment
- D8th Amendment
11Which Supreme Court case established implied powers?
- AMcCulloh v Maryland
- BGibbons v Ogden
- CMarshall v Marbury
- DBarron v Baltimore
12Which Supreme Court case said that regulation of commerce trumped the power to license?
- AMcCulloh v Maryland
- BGibbons v Ogden
- CMarshall v Marbury
- DBarron v Baltimore
13Which Supreme Court case said that the Bill of Rights only applied to the federal government and not the state governments?
- AMcCulloh v Maryland
- BGIbbons v Ogden
- CMarshall v Marbury
- DBarron v Baltimore
14Which two Presidents greatly increased the relationship of the state and federal governments?
- AFranklin Roosevelt
- BLyndon Johnson
- CGeorge W. Bush
- DCalvin Coolidge
15Cooperative federalism is also called what?
- APicket fence federalism
- BLayer cake federalism
- CWallpaper federalism
- DMarble cake federalism
16What are block grants?
- AGeneral spending grants in specific policy areas
- BGrants for specific purposes
- CGrants based on population
17What are categorical grants?
- AGeneral spending grants in specific policy areas
- BGrants for specific purposes
- CGrants based on population
18What are formula grants?
- AGeneral spending grants in specific policy areas
- BGrants for specific purposes
- CGrants based on population
19Which president did a lot of work in the idea of devolution (reduction of federal money and control on states)?
- ARonald Reagan
- BHarry Truman
- CBarack Obama
- DJimmy Carter
20What has New Federalism worked on greatly reforming?
- AWelfare
- BCivil Rights
- CVoting Rights
- DEducation
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- 10th grade Government Quiz on Federalism, created by Parker Hayes on 15/01/2021.
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