Idaho Government

In studying mining and the establishment of idaho territory, which conclusion can be justified?

• A territorial capital and state capital must always be different cities.
• A U.S. state has no legislative powers.
• Counties are sovereign foreign countries.
• Territorial administration, state government, and tribal government have different legal roles and histories.

What does the evidence suggest when considering chronology of idaho’s territorial capitals in Idaho?

• Territorial administration, state government, and tribal government have different legal roles and histories.
• Counties are sovereign foreign countries.
• A territorial capital and state capital must always be different cities.
• A U.S. state has no legislative powers.

Which explanation is defensible for an investigation of congressional admission and idaho’s 1890 statehood?

• A territorial capital and state capital must always be different cities.
• Territorial administration, state government, and tribal government have different legal roles and histories.
• A U.S. state has no legislative powers.
• Counties are sovereign foreign countries.

When evaluating state and county responsibilities in the federal system, which interpretation is most accurate?

• A territorial capital and state capital must always be different cities.
• A U.S. state has no legislative powers.
• Territorial administration, state government, and tribal government have different legal roles and histories.
• Counties are sovereign foreign countries.

When evaluating physical versus political boundaries around idaho, which interpretation is most accurate?

• A territorial capital and state capital must always be different cities.
• A U.S. state has no legislative powers.
• Counties are sovereign foreign countries.
• Territorial administration, state government, and tribal government have different legal roles and histories.