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What powers are given both the state and federal governments?
The US Constitution gives specific powers to the Federal government. Powers NOT given to the Federal government, but allowed to the states are called Reserved powers. Amendment X The powers not...
Those powers are called concurrent powers and they are: To collect taxes To burrow money To establish courts To charter banks To enforce laws and punish law breakers To provide for the health and...