Question

federalism continued date chapter 4 test a fill in the blank for each of the following statements, fill in the blank with the appropriate word, phrase, or name. 18. the system for sharing power between national and state governments is called ______. 19. ____ powers are not mentioned in the constitution but are historically understood as essential to all governments that conduct the business of a sovereign nation. 20. the tenth amendment leaves ____ powers to the states. 21. under the doctrine of ______, a state has the right to withdraw from the union. true/false indicate whether each statement below is true or false by writing t or f in the space provided. 22. powers shared by both the state and the national government are called expressed powers. 23. the tenth amendment limited the power of the federal government. 24. congress has often used federal mandates to get states to enforce civil rights laws. 25. the power to establish the internal review service is an implied power of congress.

Explanation:

1. Federalism is the system for sharing power between national and state governments.
2. Implied powers are not mentioned in the Constitution but are historically understood as essential to all governments that conduct the business of a sovereign nation.
3. The Tenth Amendment leaves reserved powers to the states.
4. Secession is the doctrine by which a state has the right to withdraw from the Union.
5. Powers shared by both state and national government are called concurrent powers, not expressed powers, so this is False.
6. The Tenth Amendment limits the power of the federal government by reserving powers to the states, so this is True.
7. Congress has often used federal mandates to get states to enforce civil - rights laws, so this is True.
8. The power to establish the Internal Revenue Service is an expressed power of Congress, not an implied power, so this is False.

Answer:

1. Federalism
2. Implied
3. reserved
4. Secession
5. F
6. T
7. T
8. F