Name _______________________________
Period ___________
Congressional Powers Test
________1. Leader of the Strict Constructionalists
________2. Term for Article 1 Section 8 Clause 18
________3. Powers held by Congress because they are
who they are.
________4. Time that a copyright is good for.
________5. Example of a non-legislative power.
________6. Leader of the Liberal Constructionalists.
________7. Largest source of revenue for the Government.
________8. Powers not stated word for word, but may be
taken from expressed powers.
________9. Exclusive right to make, use, or sell one's inventions.
________10. Re-enforced Congress's right to regulate interstate trade.
________11. Strong supporters of implied powers.
________12. Most common way Government borrows money
________13. Questioned the legality of paper money.
________14. Length that a patent is good for.
________15. Powers stated word for word
________16. Case in which Supreme Court upheld the existence
of implied powers
________17. Exclusive right to write, print or sell one's
written work
________18. People who say Government has only those powers
the constitution gives it
________19. Example of an implied power
________20. Case in which Supreme Court stated Congress
could print money
Name _______________________________
Period ___________
TRUE/FALSE
________1. Thomas Jefferson was the leader of
________2. The Necessary and Proper Clause of the Constitution expanded the
________3. The expressed powers of Congress can be found in
________4. Alexander Hamilton would not support the concept of
________5. Powers denied Congress can be found in.
________6. One of the most important powers of Congress is the power to
________7. Congress is not allowed to
________8. Bankruptcy is
________9. The power to repel invasions is an example of an
________10. The War Powers Resolution