Comparing Constitutions
Federalism
Amendment Process
Legislative and Executive
Obligations and Services
100

What document provides the framework for our government?

the Constitution 

100

What are delegated, reserved, and concurrent powers?

Delegated- The federal government's power

Reserved- The state government's power 

Concurrent- The federal government shares powers with the state governments.

100

Who proposes a US amendment?

2/3 of congress or 2/3 of the state legislatures 

100

What are laws called at each level?

Local- ordinance 

State- statute 

Federal- act

100

Constructing roads and highways is an obligation of federal, state, local or all three? 

all three

200

What is the 10th amendment?

All powers not delegated to the national government by the U.S. Constitution are reserved for the states 

200
What power is coining money and declaring war? (Delegated, reserved, or concurrent)

Delegated power for the federal government 

200

Who ratifies a US amendment?

Three-fourths of the state legislatures ratify the amendment

200

True or False- A proposed law has to go through both houses of the legislature to be approved.

true 

200

What are local government obligations?

Public schools

Water treatment 

Police and Fire departments 

Road construction 

300

Which is more difficult to amend, Florida or US constitution? 

US

300

Who has the power to establish and fund a system of public education?

States

300

True or false: the citizens are directly involved in amending the constitution. 

False, the citizens are directly involved in amending the Florida constitution.

300

Who is the chief executive of Florida?

Governor 

300
Each level of government is obligated to provide for what 3 things? 

General Welfare

Common Defense

Public Safety 

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