Federalism by Macayla Jaeger

Powers of the National Government

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Federalism

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By: Macayla Jaeger, Ashlyn Shields, and Hayden Massey

Shared Powers

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Powers of the State Government

jaegerm361 — 2015-10-15 17:52:29 UTC

Reserved Powers

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The States decide what the driving laws are.

Delegated Powers

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Exclusive Powers

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The National Government has an exclusive power to declare war/peace.

Concurrent Powers

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Both the States and the National Government have the power to collect taxes.

Implied Powers

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The National Government controls or monitors what is searched on the internet for the welfare and safety of the people. It is implied under the obligation to protect the people.

Inherent Powers

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The National Government has the power to control the immigration into their country, simply because they are a sovereign state.

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Expressed Powers

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The National Government controls trade between us and foreign countries. It was a power written in the Constitution.

Example 2

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The National Government has the power to print/coin money.

Example 3

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Again, the National Government has the power to regulate trade between the U.S. and foreign countries.

Example 2

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Both the States and the National Government have the power to borrow money.

Example 3

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Both the States and the National Government have the power to establish lower courts under the Supreme Court.

Example 2

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The States have the power to determine how to punish certain crimes.

Example 3

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The states have the power to grant licenses.