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Understanding Federalism Quiz

Test your knowledge about the principles of federalism and the U.S. Constitution with our engaging quiz! This quiz covers critical aspects of governance, such as the Bill of Rights, powers of different government levels, and civil liberties.

10 challenging multiple-choice questions
Learn about federalism and rights
Great for students and anyone interested in American government

10 Questions2 MinutesCreated by LearningPine123

Which of these is the best example of federalism?

The president enacting an executive order that overrules a supreme court ruling

States funding and operating their own education systems

States legalizing marijuana while it still being illegal

The supreme court making law.

Which of these is the Bill of Rights?

The first page of the constitution

The ten commandments

The first ten amendments to the constitution

The first ten laws installed by the United States government in 1776

Which of the following is a delegated power?

Power to raise a militia

Power to colonize uninhabited islands

Power to coin money

Power to fly planes over other countries without their knowing

What Act allowed the government to spy on Americans without their knowledge?

American Suspicion Act of 2001

American Safety Act

Patriot Act

Protect Our Patriots Act

Who are reserved powers reserved to?

The legislative branch

American citizens

The states

The president

What are concurrent powers

Powers that the president and vice president share

Powers that only exist if the Senate and House work together to make use of them

Powers shared by the federal government and the states

None of the above

Which of these do States run independently

Interstate commerce

Post service

Education

FBI operations in their state

Shared arts and other community beneficial activities contribute to the idea of...

National happiness

Politcal integrity

Common good

Positive communities

Due process guarantees which of the following

The right to a suit if one is not owned or able to be purchased

The right to unequal protection under law

The right to an attorney

All of the above

The president forgiving criminals for their minor crimes is called a...

Forgivness

Excused Crime

Pardon

None of the above

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