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<span>The power given to national government through constitution is called Delegated Power, or Enumerated Power. These are the powers granted to federal government in section 8, Article I of the constitution. According to these issuing currency, commerce regulations, war declaration, armed forces maintenance and some powers related to Post Office are the jurisdiction of national government. </span>

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