Florida and US Constitution

How are the Florida State and United States Constitutions similar?

• Both U.S. and Florida amendments can be proposed by the legislature.

• Both constitutions require a two-thirds majority for amendments.

• Both constitutions have a Bill of Rights.

• Both constitutions are amended every year.

Which statement about the U.S. Constitution is correct?

• It can be changed by state governors

• It applies only to federal matters

• It supersedes all state laws and constitutions

• It can be overruled by state constitutions

system that gives each branch of government the power to change, reverse, or cancel acts of another branch

• checks and balances

• separation of powers

• judicial review

• executive privilege

Which of the following is true?
Options:
The Florida Constitution is supreme in Florida.
The United States Constitution is supreme in Florida.
Both Constitutions are equal in authority.
The State Statutes of Florida is higher than either of the constitutions.

• The Florida Constitution is supreme in Florida.

• The United States Constitution is supreme in Florida.

• Both Constitutions are equal in authority.

• The State Statutes of Florida is higher than either of the constitutions.

In Federalism, the State Power is also described as Reserved. National power is also known as:

• Reserved and Delegated

• Concurrent and Exclusive

• Inherent and Implied

• Local and Central

The Florida Constitution can be amended through:

• Governor's executive order only

• Legislative vote only

• Citizen initiative or legislative proposal

• Federal court order only

Both the U.S. and Florida Constitutions contain:

• Preambles, articles, and amendments

• Only articles and amendments

• Preambles and articles only

• Amendments and declarations only

Which of the below represents a Federal responsibility?

• Taxes

• Education

• Licenses

• International Treaties

What is the primary purpose of a constitution?

• To provide a framework for government and protect rights

• To establish a monarchy

• To create a system of taxation

• To regulate international trade

How often can the Florida Constitution be revised?

• Every 10 years

• Every 15 years

• Every 20 years

• Every 25 years