Vocab
Roles of Government
Federalism
Sweet Tooth Trivia
FINAL
100

This term describes a power specifically listed in the Constitution, such as the ability to coin money or regulate trade

Expressed Power

100

This branch of government is responsible for making laws.

Legislative

100

Name one advantage of federalism

* States have more control over local issues

* Citizens can have a voice in both state/local gov't

* Prevents confrontations of power

100

This candy melts in your mouth, not in your hand.

M&M's

100

These colorful, tiny, chewy candies are known for their "theater box" and come in fruit and licorice flavors.

Mike & Ike

200

Powers that both the federal and state governments can exercise, such as taxing or building roads, are known as these.

concurrent powers

200

This branch enforces and carries out laws passed by Congress.

Executive

200

Name some disadvantages of federalism

* confusion between federal law/state law

* Laws can vary between states leading to inequality

* Resources not distributed equally

200

The "king of lollipops" is this candy on a stick.

Tootsie Pop

200

This sour candy claims to be "the most sour candy in the world."

Warheads

300

This phrase gives Congress the authority to make laws beyond those explicitly stated, as long as they are related to its enumerated (listed/stated) powers.

Necessary and Proper Clause

300

This branch has the power to interpret laws and decide if they are constitutional.

Judicial

300

How does the Supremacy Clause prevent conflicts in our legal system?  

Federal law reigns supreme - leaving no doubt about which law takes precedence  

300

This fruit-flavored candy comes in colorful rainbow packages.

Skittles
300

This candy is the favorite snack of E.T. in the famous 1982 movie.

Reese's Pieces

400

This clause establishes that federal laws take precedence over state laws when there is a conflict.

Supremacy Clause

400

This branch has the power to declare laws or executive actions unconstitutional, ensuring checks on the other two branches.

Judicial

400

How does the Necessary and Proper Clause give flexibility to Congress?  

Allows Congress to create laws that are specifically listed - flexibility in responding to change

400

This candy bar is famous for its slogan, "You're not you when you're hungry."

Snickers

400

This candy bar, made of nougat, caramel, and chocolate, is named after a famous space-themed event or object.

Milky Way

500

Powers not delegated to the national government and reserved for the states are known as this.

Reserved Powers

500

This branch controls the budget, including deciding how federal money is spent.

legislative

500

What might happen if the Necessary and Proper Clause didn't exist?  

Congress would be limited to the expressed powers in the Constitution

500

This candy’s name sounds like a laugh.

Laffy Taffy

500

This candy, known for its popping sensation in your mouth, was invented by accident in the 1950s.

Pop Rocks

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