Powers of the Constitution

powers specifically listed and given to the Federal Government.

• Enumerated

• Implied

• Inherent

• Denied

powers that the Federal government has that are NOT listed in the constitution... Such as the power to regulate Air Plane traffic.

• Enumerated

• Implied

• Expressed

• Denied

Powers that are set aside for the states via the 10th Amendment.

• Enumerated

• Denied

• Reserved

• Expressed

This amendment reserves powers to the states

• 7th

• 8th

• 5th

• 10th

Powers that both the States and the Federal Government can exercise.

• Enumerated

• Expressed

• Concurrent

• Denied

Which of these is an Expressed power? (a power written in the constitution)

• The power to regulate baby powder sold in stores.

• The power to pass laws about cyber security.

• The power to Declare War

Article I, Section 8 - “The Congress shall have Power To lay and collect Taxes”. This is an example of a __________________ Power.

• Enumerated power

• Implied Power

• Concurrent Power

The State's can regulate their own driver's license. This is a ______________ power since it is set aside for the States to control.

• Implied

• Reserved

• Enumerated

Congress has the power to “regulate commerce” (trade). Therefore, it can regulate the minimum wage. A __________ power is when Congress interprets that they have extra powers, even if they are not written in the Constitution.

• Enumerated

• Implied

• Concurrent

Article I, Section 8 - “The Congress shall have the power to Coin Money”. This is an example of a _____________ Power.

• Enumerated

• Implied

• Concurrent