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Module 7 Lesson 1

Federalism

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Regulate foreign and interstate commerce National (Federal) Government Powers
Coin money National (Federal) Government Powers
Tax imports and exports National (Federal) Government Powers
Establish and regulate the postal system National (Federal) Government Powers
Conduct foreign relations and make treaties National (Federal) Government Powers
Declare War National (Federal) Government Powers
Amend the United States Constitution National (Federal) Government Powers
To make laws “which shall be necessary and proper” for carrying out enumerated powers National (Federal) Government Powers
Regulate intrastate commerce State Government Powers
Establish and maintain schools State Government Powers
Establish local governments State Government Powers
Issue licenses, permits, certificates State Government Powers
Protect public health, safety, and morals State Government Powers
Maintain state militia (National Guard) State Government Powers
Levy taxes National & State Powers (Concurrent)
Borrow money National & State Powers (Concurrent)
Administer courts National & State Powers (Concurrent)
Make and enforce laws National & State Powers (Concurrent)
Build roads and transportation systems National & State Powers (Concurrent)
Tax private land for public use with just compensation (eminent domain) National & State Powers (Concurrent)
Charter banks and corporations National & State Powers (Concurrent)
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