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Congress has the power to tax and spend for the general welfare of the United States.

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Both the Federal and State Govt's Have the Right to levy Taxes

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Both the Federal and State Govt's Have the Right to levy Taxes

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They can both set taxes for gasoline, and set up programs they feel can help the people and societies together.

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Each state is allowed to set a certain speed regarding their certain roads depending on natural weather for their state and population on the roads.

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They can establish state and local courts .

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They can control their tax rates, local sales, property and estate tax.

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Congress has the power to regulate commerce with foreign nations, other states, and Indian tribes.

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They have the right to borrow money on credit.

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They have the right to borrow money on credit.

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Borrowing money is critical to the nations health so the Borrowing Clause allows the nation to borrow on only credit.

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They can both spend money on the General Welfare.

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They can both spend money on the General Welfare.

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An example would be spending money on local police funding.

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Congress has the right to raise an army with taxes.

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Only the government can set up federal courts

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The legislative branch is allowed to control all the countries borders and are allowed to gain more territory for the nation.

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Government has the right to issue coins and currency

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The government has to set up an army and uses the draft for males 18+ to raise an army. Even though it was not specified in the Constitution

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By: Kenzie McRoy

Adyson Lyon

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