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GOV CH 11-3

Multiple Choice
Identify the choice that best completes the statement or answers the question.
 

 1. 

The power to affect the security of the nation is called _____ power.
a.
executive
c.
inherent
b.
judicial
d.
established
 

 2. 

The power of Congress relating to the military are called _____ powers.
a.
executive
c.
war
b.
regulated
d.
civil
 

 3. 

Congress can prevent the President from going to war without a formal declaration of war. What is this law called?
a.
The Peace Initiative
c.
The War Powers Act
b.
The Anti-Hawk Act
d.
The Civil Service Reform
 

Matching
 
 
What Expressed Powers are used
a.
Naturalization
d.
Weights and Measures
b.
The Postal and Roads Power
e.
Judicial Powers
c.
Copyrights and Patents
f.
Power over Territories
 

 4. 

You and your friends start a band and write some cool hip hop music. How can Congress help to keep your music from being stolen
 

 5. 

Congress declares that Mr. Schneemann is a DACA baby because his father was an Illegal Alien
 

 6. 

Congress builds an interstate highway. Where did they get the power to do that?
 

 7. 

Congress decides that the United States will start using the metric system
 

 8. 

Congress creates a special set of laws called the, “UCMJ,” for the military.
 

 9. 

The government needs part of your house to enlarge an interstate. They pay you fair market value for your house.
 
 
Is it a Congressional Expressed Power?
a.
yes
b.
no
 

 10. 

to coin money
 

 11. 

to start a post office
 

 12. 

to establish a new cell phone company
 

 13. 

to issue marriage licenses
 

 14. 

to punish cheating on your girlfriend
 

 15. 

to control Washington DC and the Federal Parks such as Yellowstone
 

 16. 

to control Immigration
 

 17. 

to punish people for breaking state laws
 

 18. 

to make laws that punish piracy at sea
 

 19. 

to spend more money than it collects in taxes
 

 20. 

to regulate your local police
 

 21. 

to regulate elections regarding voting methods
 



 
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