Name _________________________________________________________________________________ Period ______ Chapter 4 Review Guide Directions: Define each type of power. Then give one or two examples of each power. Type of Power Definition and Examples Definition: Expressed powers Example: Definition: Implied powers Example: Definition: Inherent powers Example: Definition: Reserved powers Example: Definition: Concurrent powers Example: Definition: Exclusive powers Example: Directions: Analyze each scenario to determine what type of it illustrates. Type of Power (Expressed, Implied, Inherent, Scenario Concurrent, or Reserved) A person must be at least 18 to marry without parental consent in Florida. A worker pays federal and State income taxes.
Name _________________________________________________________________________________ Period ______ Chapter 4 Review Guide Directions: Define each type of power. Then give one or two examples of each power. Type of Power Definition and Examples Expressed powers Definition: Example: Implied powers Definition: Example: Inherent powers Definition: Example: Reserved powers Definition: Example: Concurrent powers Definition: Example: Exclusive powers Definition: Example: Directions: Analyze each scenario to determine what type of it illustrates. Scenario Type of Power (Expressed, Implied, Inherent, Concurrent, or Reserved) A person must be at least 18 to marry without parental consent in Florida. A worker pays federal and State income taxes.
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