Review for Quiz #2 Federalism & the Cabinet. One reason the Framers chose a federal system of...

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Review for Quiz #2Federalism & the Cabinet

One reason the Framers chose a federal system of government was that they believed a. such a system was the best way to

prevent abuse of government power. b. only a strong National Government

could manage a large country. c. individual liberty required the

protection of a strong central government like Britain’s

d. the common people could not make import decisions.

In the federal system, local governments are considered a. the most important component. b. subunits of State governments. c. out of reach of the National

Government. d. subunits of the National Government.

Which is an inherent power of the national government? a. regulate elections b. acquire territory c. borrow money d. start a police force

Which keeps a state court from ruling against a national treaty? a. reserved powers b. Full Faith and Credit Clause c. Bill of Rights d. Supremacy Clause

All of the following were created by the First Congress in 1789 EXCEPT: a. the Department of the Treasury b. the State Department. c. the Department of Defense d. the Department of Agriculture

Which of the following statements most accurately reflects the role of the Cabinet today? a. It is the principal source of

presidential advice b. It meets frequently to thrash out the

details of presidential policies c. Its members head the executive

departments, but no longer meet as a group. d. Other presidential resources have

reduced its importance.

How many executive departments are there in the Cabinet? a. 3 b. 10 c. 15 d. 20

Which executive department is responsible for ensuring border and transportation security?

a. the Department of Homeland Security

b. the Transportation Department. c. the Commerce Department d. the Defense Department.

True/False

The only responsibility of the Cabinet is to advise the President.

Know the difference between expressed powers, implied powers, inherent powers, concurrent powers, and reserved powers

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