The Constitution gives Congress the power to declare war for the United States. What kind of power is this?

Setting the rules for public schools is mainly which kind of power?

Making and enforcing laws is which kind of power?

Coining money for the country is which kind of power?

Issuing driver licenses to qualified residents is which kind of power?

Creating and running court systems is which kind of power?

Making treaties with other countries is which kind of power?

Setting marriage laws is mainly which kind of power?

Borrowing money to pay for public needs is which kind of power?

Congress regulates trade between states. What kind of power is this?

Which level of government mainly sets the requirements to become a licensed teacher or nurse?

Which level of government mainly sets the rules for immigrating to the United States?

Which level of government usually decides where to place stop signs on neighborhood streets?

Which level of government mainly sets the vaccination rules students must meet to attend school?

Which level of government sets up post offices and mail routes?

Which level of government usually runs neighborhood public library branches?

Which level of government mainly sets the rules for electing a governor?

Which level of government maintains the army, navy, and air force?

Which level of government usually schedules trash collection for homes on your street?

Which level of government mainly sets rules for businesses that operate only inside one state?

Under the Articles of Confederation, the states held most of the power. What system did the Constitution create to replace it?

The Constitution lists powers such as coining money and declaring war for Congress. Which federalism concept describes those listed powers?

Powers kept by the states because the Constitution does not give them to the national government are called what?

Both the United States government and state governments can tax, borrow money, and create courts. Which concept names these powers?

The Constitution creates one national government and also leaves important authority with the states. Which principle is shown?

A state runs its public schools because powers not given to Congress are kept by the states or the people. Which amendment says this?

When federal and state laws conflict, valid federal law usually controls because of which constitutional principle?

Which article of the Constitution lists most of the powers of Congress, such as regulating interstate trade?

Congress created a national bank. This power is not listed in the Constitution, but it helps Congress carry out listed powers. What kind of power is this?

Taxing citizens is done by Congress and by state legislatures. Which federalism concept explains this overlap?