Reserved powers are powers (Multiple Choice)

Reserved powers are powers
 
  a. to be exercised by the states and not the federal government.
  b. that are specifically listed in the Constitution as granted to the federal government.
  c. that are rarely used and then only by congressional approval.
  d. to be shared by the federal and state governments.

Question -2-

Which type of power is described in the Constitution of the United States?
 
  a. Reserved
   b. Conditional
   c. Parallel
  d. Supreme

Question -3-

What is a major contrast between federalism and the unitary and confederal systems?
 
  a. Federalism allows states to retain significant powers while enabling the federal government to exercise national authority.
   b. Federalism allows local and state governments to require the federal government to assist them in meeting the needs of the people.
   c. Federalism places limits on what local authorities can do and often requires them to seek permission from the federal government before acting.
  d. Confederal systems centralize power in the federal government.