Federalism - Powers
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- Q1Borrowing moneyConcurrent PowersReserved PowerDelegated or Enumerated Powers30s
- Q2Build roads and highwaysReserved PowerDelegated or Enumerated PowersConcurrent Powers30s
- Q3Collecting taxesConcurrent PowersDelegated or Enumerated PowersReserved Power30s
- Q4Create and maintain a court systemReserved PowerConcurrent PowersDelegated or Enumerated Powers30s
- Q5Legislate and enforce lawsConcurrent PowersDelegated or Enumerated PowersReserved Power30s
- Q6Powers shared between the federal, states, and local governments.Reserved PowerConcurrent PowersDelegated or Enumerated Powers30s
- Q7Provide for the general welfareReserved PowerDelegated or Enumerated PowersConcurrent Powers30s
- Q8Coin and print moneyDelegated or Enumerated PowersReserved PowerConcurrent Powers30s
- Q9Declare warDelegated or Enumerated PowersReserved Power30s
- Q10Establish patents and copyrightsDelegated or Enumerated PowersConcurrent PowersReserved Power30s
- Q11Establish post officesReserved PowerConcurrent PowersDelegated or Enumerated Powers30s
- Q12Expressed powers only given to Congress and the Federal GovernmentDelegated or Enumerated PowersReserved Power30s
- Q13Foreign Relations / PolicyReserved PowerConcurrent PowersDelegated or Enumerated Powers30s
- Q14Make immigration and naturalization lawsDelegated or Enumerated PowersConcurrent PowersReserved Power30s
- Q15Punish counterfeitersDelegated or Enumerated PowersReserved PowerConcurrent Powers30s