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Powers that are written in the Constitution, that can be clearly seen or read. Example: The government has the power to tax.

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Powers that are shared between the Federal government and the state government.

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They are reasonable powers that are a logical part of the powers delegated to Congress by the President.

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The power that only belongs to the National Government.

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The National government has the power to coin, or make money.

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Powers which are not written down, assigned.  Reserved powers are also distinguished from exclusively delegated powers, such as the exclusive federal powers in the United States.

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The National Government has the power to declare war on other countries.

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The National Government has the power to maintain a Navy.

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Reserved Powers #1 - Drivers License Age.

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Reserved Powers #1 - Drivers License Age.

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Both the Federal and State governments can tax in order to raise money to build an army/ pay for troops and other needs

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Both the Federal and State governments can set/establish courts that can than be used to declare an action of government/citizens constitutional or unconstitutional.

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Each state can set up the minimum age that is required in order to get a license in their state. The national government can't step in and change the age for that state only the state can make the decision.

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The U.S. government set up a minimum wage that all states needed businesses to pay no matter what which is $7.28/h. However the states have the power to increase the minimum wage to what they feel like is reasonable or right above $7.28/h, like Arizona's minimum wage is $8.05/h. San Francisco has the highest minimum wage which is $11.05/h.