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Am. Gov. Final Exam - MC Portion

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Which clause in the United States Constitution states that laws passed by Congress supersede state law? The Supremacy Clause
Which of these is not an enumerated power? a. Regulate foreign trade b. Declare war c. Regulate currency d. Regulate Interstate commerce e. Regulate marriage e. Regulate marriage
Of the two main plans put forward at the Constitutional Convention, which plan favored weak central government and a unicameral legislature? The New Jersey Plan
Which of the following was a weakness of the Articles of Confederation? -national government could not raise an army -There was no national judicial system -national government could not regulate foreign trade or interstate commerce -The Articles could not be changed without unanimous consent of the states (all above)
Which group supported a strong national government and the ratification of the Untied States Constitution? Federalists
Of the nineteen amendments originally proposed by James Madison, how many were adopted and became known at the Bill of Rights? Ten
In which system is power shared by state governments and a national government? Federal System
Under the United State Constitution, who was given control of territory owned by the United States? The Federal Government
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