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Identify each action listed here as a federal, state, or shared power.

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Appropriate funds for social programs SHARED POWER ⇒ THERE ARE BOTH FEDERAL AND STATE SOCIAL PROGRAMS, AND EACH ONE GATHERS FUNDS FOR THEM

Construct a new highway SHARED POWER ⇒ BOTH STATES AND THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT CAN BUILD HIGHWAYS

Redesign and print the hundred-dollar bill FEDERAL POWER ⇒ ONLY THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT CAN PRINT MONEY

Determine the requirements to receive a driver's license STATE POWER ⇒ STATE GOVERNMENTS DETERMINE THE REQUIREMENTS FOR ISSUING DRIVING LICENCES, E.G. AGE

Raise taxes SHARED POWERS ⇒THERE ARE FEDERAL, STATE AND MUNICIPAL TAXES, AND EVERY GOVERNMENT LEVEL DETERMINES THEIR OWN TAX RATES.

Negotiate a trade agreement with the European Union FEDERAL POWERS ⇒ THE COMMERCE CLAUSE ESTABLISHES THAT ONLY CONGRESS CAN REGULATE INTERSTATE COMMERCE. THE EXECUTIVE BRANCH MAY NEGOTIATE A DEAL BUT CONGRESS MUST APPROVE IT.

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