Question

What Constitutional powers are given to the states?

Answer 1

The correct answers are C ("Concurrent"), and D ("Reserved").

The U.S. government is set up in such a way that there are different levels of power and responsabilities given to the states and the national government, specified in the Constitution.

-Delegated powers are those which are only granted to the Federal Government (coin money, declare war, sign treaties, etc.)

-Reserved powers refer to all faculties that aren't specifically given to the Federal government by the Constitution and can be carried out by state governments. These aren't found in the Constitution itself, but as a part of the Tenth Amendment.

-Concurrent powers, are the ones shared by both national and state levels of government (construction of roads, building schools, managing taxes, etc.)

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