L2：
第一题
What does the professor mainly discuss
AWhy the United States chose federalism over other forms of government
BHow a federal government differs from a state government
CDiffering perspectives of a governmental concept
DEconomic trends that have affected decisions by the United States Supreme Court
第二题
What does the professor say about the writers of the United States Constitution?
AThey favored dual federalism over cooperative federalism.
BThey were unclear about the role of the Supreme Court.
CThey wanted to minimize disputes between states.
DThey wanted the Constitution to be flexible.
第三题
What was the significance of the Supreme Court decision regarding a steamboat company in the Gibbons v. Ogden case
AThe decision limited the number of businesses that could operate in more than one state. BThe decision gave the national government control over commerce between states.
CThe decision represented the first time the Supreme Court supported dual federalism.
DThe decision led to regulations that delayed the onset of the Great Depression.
第四题
Which statements reflect Supreme Court decisions that favoredcooperative federalism?
Select 3 answers
AThe national government has the power to establish a bank.
BNational and state governments are equals.
CA state government cannot tax a national institution.
DStates can tax farm equipment imported from other states.
EA national law can protect the rights of workers in all states.
第五题
According to the professor, what factors led to a change in Supreme Court rulings in the 1930s?
Select 2 answers
AA court case that threatened to close several factories
BA national economy that had become highly interconnected
CAn inability of states to support residents in need of help
DFarmers’ objections to laws that encouraged industrialization
第六题
What does the professor say about the disagreement over the interpretation of federalism?
AIt continues to serve an important purpose.
BIt indicates a failure to learn from past mistakes.
CIt will probably be resolved in the near future.
DIt is responsible for slowing down the political process.
