Federalism: A Balancing Act Answers

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Which statement summarizes the main idea of Article VI of the Constitution?

A
The federal government and the state governments are equal in power.
B
The federal government is more powerful than the states.
C
State governments are more powerful than the federal government.
D
Some state governments are more powerful than other state governments.
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Choose the words from the drop-down menus that best complete the sentences.​

Answers:
Collecting taxes is power.:a concurrent
The ability to coin money is power.:an enumerated
Any powers not specifically granted to the federal government are to the states.:reserved
The federal government’s passage of the Civil Rights Act represents its use of powers.:enumerated
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Which statements best describe key components of US federalism? Choose three correct answers.

A
A strong federal government unifies the country.
B
A weak federal government is good for the country.
C
State governments should not be able to make laws.
D
State governments can make their own laws.
E
The federal government is the supreme law of the land.
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Implied powers are granted to the federal government by

A
Article VI.
B
the 10th Amendment.
C
the Supremacy Clause.
D
the Necessary and Proper Clause.
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Which of the government’s enumerated powers would allow it to make this change?

A
the power to “lay and collect Taxes”
B
the power to “provide for the common Defence and general Welfare”
C
the power to “establish an uniform Rule of Naturalization”
D
the power to “declare War”
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Which power allows the federal government to make this change?

A
enumerated powers
B
reserved powers
C
implied powers
D
concurrent powers

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