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Federalism

Concurrent, Reserved, and Shared powers

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What are delegated powers? Powers specifically for the National/ Federal government
What are shared powers? Powers shared between the states and national government
What are reserved powers? Powers reserved for the states ONLY
Enumerated powers are.... Powers for the national government.(just because it's a different name, doesn't mean it's something different)
What are concurrent powers? Powers for the national AND state government
Delegated powers allow the federal government to... Coin money, maintain military forces, declare war, set up postal system, regulate foreign and domestic trade, etc.
Concurrent powers allow the state and national government to... Levy and collect taxes, provide public health, establish courts, borrow money, etc.
The states have powers which are to... Conduct elections, establish schools, provide fire and police protections, establish local government, enact licenses, etc.
Which government does the power "levy and collect taxes belong to" belong to? National and State government
Which government does the power "coin money" belong to? National government
Which government has the power to establish schools? The state government
Why were the Concurrent, Reserved, and Shared powers created? To make sure the national government doesn't have too much power and avoid tyranny in the Federal government, and to also make sure the states don't have too much power and the national government is weak.
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