What is the phrase used to describe where the national government is sovereign in certain areas (national defense, foreign affairs) and the states are sovereign in other areas (police, education, morals, public welfare)?

	A.	Separation of Powers
	B.	Dual Federalism
	C.	Sphere Sovereignty
	D.	Federalism
	E.	Limited Government

In which case did the Court hold that the 13th Amendment empowered the national government to regulate purely private property transactions where racial discrimination is present?

	A.	New York v. U.S.
	B.	Jones v. Alfred H. Mayer Co.
	C.	The Civil Rights Cases
	D.	Heart of Atlanta Motel

Which case held that Congress cannot compel the States to enforce a federal regulatory program by directly conscripting state officials?

	A.	Printz v. U.S.
	B.	New York v. U.S.
	C.	Lopez v. U.S.
	D.	SouthDakota v. Dole
	E.	None of the above.

In which case did the Supreme Court rule that detainees have the right of habeas corpus unless Congress suspends the writ pursuant to its power in Article I, section 9, clause2?

	A.	Hamdi v. Rumsfeld
	B.	Ex Parte Quirin
	C.	Rasul v. Bush
	D.	Johnson v. Eisentrager
	E.	Boumediene v. Bush

In which case did the Court state that the President has theexclusive authority to formally recognize a foreign sovereign?

	A.	Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co. v. Sawyer
	B.	The War Powers Resolution
	C.	Zivotofskyv. Kerry
	D.	U.S.v.Curtiss-Wright