Week 5.1

Powers that are held by only the national Government are called?

(They are specifically listed in the Constitution)

• Delegated/ Enumerated

• Concurrent

• Federalism

• Confederal

To Coin/Mint Money, Declare War, Regulate Trade, Establish the Supreme Court, Establish an Army and Navy are all examples of powers given to which government?

• Unitary/ Federal/ Confederal

• Central/ National/ Federal

• Regional / State / Confederal

• Local / County/ City

Powers SHARED by the federal and state governments

• Withcurrent

• Anti-Federalists

• Concurrent

• Sincurrent

to Establish Courts, Collect Taxes, Build Roads, Make and enforce laws, Borrow Money are examples of what kind of powers?

• Delegated Powers

• Implied Powers

• Reserved Powers

• Concurrent Powers

What does it mean to coin money?

• To destroy all paper money for coins

• To destroy all coins for paper money

• To make money

• To abolish the creation of money

3 Branches of government in the correct order in which they appear in the U.S Constitution

a

b

c

Executive

Judicial

Legislative

Local 

States 

The primary jobs of the three branches of government as they are listed in the U.S Constitution

a

b

c

Interprets/ judges the laws

The president has the most power

Makes the Laws

Enforces the Laws

All branches have equal power

Draw the symbol used to remember the 3 branches of government / separation of powers

Reserved Powers are kept for

• The National Government

• The State Government

• The Local Government

• The People

Schools/Education laws, Elections, Marriage Laws, Drivers Licenses, Driving Laws, Public Safety, Fire Dept/ Police Dept

Are all examples of what kind of powers?

• Local

• State

• Central

• Federal