Enumerated and Implied Powers of Congress

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Which of the following is an example of an expressed power of the federal government?
The power to regulate interstate commerce
The power to create a national bank
The power to issue licenses for radio and television stations
The power to establish public schools

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The power to regulate interstate commerce

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What clause in the U.S. Constitution is often used to justify the implied powers of the federal government?

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The Necessary and Proper Clause

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Which of the following is a concurrent power shared by both the federal government and the states?
The power to declare war,
The power to coin money,
The power to tax,
The power to create an army

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The power to tax

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Reserved powers are granted to which of the following under the U.S. Constitution? The President, The Federal Government, The States, Local Governments

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The States

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Which of the following is NOT an expressed power of the federal government? The power to establish post offices, The power to make treaties, The power to issue driver's licenses, The power to raise and support armies

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The power to issue driver's licenses

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The implied powers of the federal government are derived from which part of the Constitution? Options: The Preamble, The Bill of Rights, Article I, Section 8, The Tenth Amendment

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Article I, Section 8

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Which of the following best describes concurrent powers?

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Powers shared by the federal and state governments

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Reserved powers are based on which amendment to the U.S. Constitution?

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The Tenth Amendment

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Which of the following powers would be considered an implied power of the federal government?
The power to tax,
The power to regulate immigration,
The power to establish a federal bank,
The power to make treaties

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The power to establish a federal bank

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The ability to establish local governments is an example of which type of power?

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Reserved power