Chapter 7

Question 0

Powers specifically granted to them.

Answer 0

Enumerated powers

Question 1

Powers that are defining the limits of its authority, powers that are delegated (or given) to it by the Constitution.

Answer 1

Delegated powers

Question 2

These powers are not spelled out in the Constitution’s text but are derived from enumerated powers.

Answer 2

Implied powers

Question 3

To make all laws which shall be necessary and proper for carrying into execution the foregoing powers, and all other powers vested by this Constitution in the government of the United States

Answer 3

Necessary and proper clause

Question 4

Because the necessary and proper clause greatly enlarges the scope of national power and has at times been stretched to cover congressional acts, it is often referred to as what?

Answer 4

Elastic clause

Question 5

This provide states with considerable freedom to exercise authority as they choose.

Answer 5

Reserved powers

Question 6

This clause states that it ensures that driver’s licenses issued in Montana will be recognized in Florida.

Answer 6

Full faith and credit clause

Question 7

The legal process of returning an alleged criminal to the state in which he is charged.

Answer 7

Extradition

Question 8

National and state governments were sovereign within their own spheres.

Answer 8

Dual federalism

Question 9

What was the case of McCulloch vs. Maryland?

Answer 9

Prohibit states from taxing national institutions within their
borders.

Question 10

Defaming a person verbally.

Answer 10

Slander

Question 11

Defaming a person in writing.

Answer 11

Libel

Question 12

The process by which a foreign-born person gains citizenship.

Answer 12

Naturalization