Constitutional Powers That Are Shared by Both the Federal and State

question 58

Multiple Choice

Constitutional powers that are shared by both the federal and state governments are called

• A) enumerated powers.
• B) reserved powers.
• C) concurrent powers.
• D) moderate powers.
• E) constituent powers.

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Definitions:

Open Shops

are workplaces where union membership is not required as a condition for employment, allowing employees the choice to join or not to join a labor union.

Equal Opportunity

The principle of treating all individuals the same, without discrimination based on race, gender, sexuality, religion, or other personal characteristics.

Employers

Individuals or entities that hire others to perform services or jobs in exchange for compensation.

Welfare Capitalism

An economic system that combines a predominantly market-based economy with extensive social welfare programs.