Chapter 4: Federalism Review

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Which of the following are powers that are granted or delegated to the national government? Delegated Powers, Reserved Powers, Supremacy Clause, Mandate, Preemption

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Delegated Powers

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Which of the following are powers reserved to the states if not delegated to the national government? Delegated Powers, Reserved Powers, Supremacy Clause, Mandate, Preemption

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Reserved Powers

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Which of the following makes the acts and treaties of the United States supreme? Delegated Powers, Reserved Powers, Supremacy Clause, Mandate, Preemption

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Supremacy Clause

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Which of the following is a law that requires state-level service to meet minimum national standards? Delegated Powers, Reserved Powers, Supremacy Clause, Preemption

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Mandate

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Which of the following is a power that allows the national government to take over a state government function? Delegated Powers, Reserved Powers, Supremacy Clause, Mandate, Preemption

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Preemption

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Which of the following best describes a request to return to a state a criminal who flees across state lines? Extradite, Interstate Compact, Public Policy, Sunset Law, Sunshine Law

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Extradite

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Which of the following is an agreement between two or more states? Extradite, Interstate Compact, Public Policy, Sunset Law, Sunshine Law

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Interstate Compact

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Which of the following is a course of action that a government takes? Extradite, Interstate Compact, Public Policy, Sunset Law, Sunshine Law

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Public Policy

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Which of the following is a provision in law that sets an automatic end date? Extradite, Interstate Compact, Public Policy, Sunset Law, Sunshine Law

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Sunset Law

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Which of the following prohibits public officials from holding closed meetings? Extradite, Interstate Compact, Public Policy, Sunset Law, Sunshine Law

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Sunshine Law