<u>Declare war, create a military, and run for elections</u> are examples of enumerated powers of the Constitution.
<h2>Explanation:</h2>
Enumerated powers were established to state clearly Congress responsibilities by the Constitution. This was done to ensure that Congress doesn't abuse its power by oppressing people leading them to fugitives.
Enumerated powers state the authority of Congress over specific things while non-enumerated issues are outlined in each Congress person's state. The examples of these powers include commerce and taxes rights; coining money and regulating its value; and promoting science and art, to be on the forefront with security matters such as army, navy and militia support, etc.
