Froggy Jumps: Evolution of Federalism (K10 - sociology


Froggy Jumps Evolution of FederalismVersión en línea Types of Federalism por Stephanie Ganser 1 Cooperative Federalism is like a marble cake b layer cake c pudding 2 Dual Federalism is like a layer cake b marble cake c pudding 3 In Dual Federalism the national and state governments a have separate spheres of power b powers are blurry and overlapping c divided equally 4 The Elastic Clause is stretched to give the national government more power in this type of federalism. a Cooperative b New c Dual 5 The national government is smaller in this type of federalism. a New b Dual c Cooperative 6 The Necessary and Proper Clause is the source of these powers a implied b inherent c concurrent 7 These are the powers that belong to the states. a reserved b implied c exclusive 8 The source of reserved powers is the a Necessary and Proper Clause b the 10th Amendment c the Commerce Clause 9 If the national government is transferring power to the states, this type of federalism is in play a New b Dual c Cooperative 10 The president that created Devolution Revolution a President Franklin D Roosevelt b President Reagan c President Nixon 11 Which grant gives the states money to be used to achieve a broad goal and allow the states to have broad discretion in achieving the goal. a block b categorical c mandate 12 The national government is larger in this type of federalism a Cooperative b Dual c New 13 When the government requires the states to do something, the requirement is called a a mandate b demand c grant

1

Cooperative Federalism is like

a

marble cake

b

layer cake

c

pudding

2

Dual Federalism is like

a

layer cake

b

marble cake

c

pudding

3

In Dual Federalism the national and state governments

a

have separate spheres of power

b

powers are blurry and overlapping

c

divided equally

4

The Elastic Clause is stretched to give the national government more power in this type of federalism.

a

Cooperative

b

New

c

Dual

5

The national government is smaller in this type of federalism.

a

New

b

Dual

c

Cooperative

6

The Necessary and Proper Clause is the source of these powers

a

implied

b

inherent

c

concurrent

7

These are the powers that belong to the states.

a

reserved

b

implied

c

exclusive

8

The source of reserved powers is the

a

Necessary and Proper Clause

b

the 10th Amendment

c

the Commerce Clause

9

If the national government is transferring power to the states, this type of federalism is in play

a

New

b

Dual

c

Cooperative

10

The president that created Devolution Revolution

a

President Franklin D Roosevelt

b

President Reagan

c

President Nixon

11

Which grant gives the states money to be used to achieve a broad goal and allow the states to have broad discretion in achieving the goal.

a

block

b

categorical

c

mandate

12

The national government is larger in this type of federalism

a

Cooperative

b

Dual

c

New

13

When the government requires the states to do something, the requirement is called a

a

mandate

b

demand

c

grant

Evolution of Federalism

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Evolution of FederalismVersión en línea

por Stephanie Ganser

Cooperative Federalism is like

Dual Federalism is like

In Dual Federalism the national and state governments

The Elastic Clause is stretched to give the national government more power in this type of federalism.

The national government is smaller in this type of federalism.

The Necessary and Proper Clause is the source of these powers

These are the powers that belong to the states.

The source of reserved powers is the

If the national government is transferring power to the states, this type of federalism is in play

The president that created Devolution Revolution

Which grant gives the states money to be used to achieve a broad goal and allow the states to have broad discretion in achieving the goal.

The national government is larger in this type of federalism

When the government requires the states to do something, the requirement is called a