State Government and Federalism Review

What is one difference between the General Assembly and Congress?

In our federal system of government -

The role of the executive branch at the state level of government is to -

The top layer conducts foreign policy and regulates commerce. The bottom layer promotes public health, safety, and welfare. What would the best title for this image be?

A.Separation of Powers

B.Checks and Balances

C.Federalism

D.Reserved Powers

What is one thing the Governor and the President have in common?

Powers specifically stated for Congress in the US Constitution are called -

One way Governor Northam influences state laws is by -

The structure of the state branches is set up in the -

State Separation of powers means the power is divided into -

If a bill passes both chambers of the General Assembly, the governor may do any of the following except -

The lieutenant governor and the attorney general are -

Powers not given to the national nor state government are called -

Which role is the governor doing when giving the State of the Commonwealth Address?

Federalism is -

Which of the following would be a concurrent (shared) power of government?

Which of the following is an issue the General Assembly would make a law about?

Which amendment reserves power to the states and the people?

When the Governor gives awards to first responders for their efforts during Covid-19, which role is he demonstrating?

A budget prepared every two years is said to be -

A bill named HB568 would be introduced in the Senate chamber first in the lawmaking process.