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why are the issues of states' sovereignty and the constitutional authority of the federal government still critical today as was
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Identify which of the following terms best describes the division of power between the national and state governments
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Federalism and the Constitution Quick Check
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Select which are A. Federalist or B. anti-Federalist.
1. Really worried no one in DC is going to care about the iron mountain
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The split of power in our government between the Federal (national) and State governments is called:
A. Federalism B. Statesism
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Which government system gives the states the most power
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Which of the following best summarizes the logic used by the Anti-Federalists to argue against a single large republic?(1 point)
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Federalism is a type of government in which power is ____________________________________ .
* 1 point controlled by 1 ruler
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Which of the following accurately describes how the supremacy clause has made a positive contribution to the concept of
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In 1–2 sentences, explain the Anti-Federalist objections to the necessary and proper clause and the supremacy clause
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Which of the following describes the concept of federalism?
A. Federalism describes the requirement to desegregate schools. B.
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Which of the following describes the concept of federalism?(1 point)
Responses Federalism describes the requirement to
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Those who support increasing the power of the national government over the states would most likely support which of the
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Which of the following accurately describes the effect the supremacy clause has had on federalism?(1 point) Responses It has
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Which of the following describes the concept of federalism?(1 point)
Responses Federalism divides government power between
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A federal system of government can be best described as(1 point)
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Which people were the Federalists?
Responses those who argued that the goal of the Constitutional Convention was to amend the
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States Rights
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If Congress declared war on another nation, which of the following state government policies would be constitutional based on
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What system divides the powers of government between national government and the state governments?
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7. Which US region strongly supported states' rights instead of a strong central government?
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Describe a situation in which a state Governor might ask for federal troops to be sent to his or her state how would the
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In which statement about Federalism is true federalism gives more powers to States than to the national government federalism
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How does a federalism create a certain amount of tension between the national government and state government?
A. Both national
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Use the passage to answer the question.
This excerpt is from a speech by a(n) Federalist / Anti-Federalist in favor of a strong /
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Read each quotation and determine whether it represents a Federalist or Anti-Federalist perspective.
Government power should be
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Read each quotation and determine whether it represents a Federalist or Anti-Federalist perspective.
The legislative branch
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Read each quotation and determine whether it represents a Federalist or Anti-Federalist perspective.
A strong executive is
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Read each quotation and determine whether it represents a Federalist or Anti-Federalist perspective.
States must be empowered to
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Which statement would a Federalist have MOST LIKELY agreed with?
• The central government must have power to protect all
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The Constitution gives the federal government enough power to overpower the states.”
A. Federalist B. Anti-Federalist
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1. To what idea does the term “states’ rights” refer?
The federal government derives its power directly from the people, so
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What is the comparison between the original implementation of Federalism in the United States government and the New Federalism?
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How do you describe the original implementation of Federalism in the United States government as well as New Federalism, and
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How did Federalist feel about the Levying Taxes?
How did Anti-Federalist feel about the Levying Taxes?
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Explain why the framers of the constitution chose federalism as the form of government to establish the relationship between
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Which of the bellow concepts most closely relates to reserved powers, delegates powers, and concurrent powers?
A) Shared Powers
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when Alabama's governor refused to end the policy of segregation in public universities he invoked which common argument for
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3.The Federalists favored a __________ central government to curb the power of the common people and of the states.
a.stronger
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What is the advantage and disadvantages of ethnic based and tertiary based on federalism?
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The form of federalism that existed from 1789 to 1945 was described as
A: dual federalism.
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Why is it important for these powers to belong to congress rather than to individual states ?
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Anti-federalist Argument
“A republican or free government can only exist where the body of the people are virtuous and where
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Anti-federalist Argument
“It is the opinion of the greatest writers that a very extensive country cannot be governed on
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6. Federalists believed in:
a. Free trade b. State banks c. A national bank d. Rule by the people I have been looking for the
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1.) Shared government power between the states and federal government is known as Limited government Popular
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How much power and autonomy should Texas have in relation to the federal government? Why?
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Despite the greater federal authority in the federal relationship, federalism is still important for all the following reasons
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The basic tool in fiscal federalism is (Points : 1)
the federal government’s power of the purse. the federal government’s
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In federalism, the national government (Points : 1)
is subordinate to the states. shares power and authority with the states. can
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