Who has the Power?

What are enumerated powers?

• Powers granted to the U.S. federal government

• Powers saved for state governments

• Powers shared between the federal & state goverments

• Powers that make people fly

Collect Taxes

• Enumerated or Delegated Powers (Federal Gov.)

• Reserved Powers (State Gov.)

• Concurrent (Shared Federal & State Gov.)

• Neither

Declare War

• Enumerated or Delegated Powers (Federal Gov.)

• Reserved Powers (State Gov.)

• Concurrent (Shared Federal & State Gov.)

• Neither

Borrow Money

• Enumerated or Delegated Powers (Federal Gov.)

• Reserved Powers (State Gov.)

• Concurrent (Shared Federal & State Gov.)

• Neither

Coin Money

• Enumerated or Delegated Powers (Federal Gov.)

• Reserved Powers (State Gov.)

• Concurrent (Shared Federal & State Gov.)

• Neither

Regulate trade inside the state

• Enumerated or Delegated Powers (Federal Gov.)

• Reserved Powers (State Gov.)

• Concurrent (Shared Federal & State Gov.)

• Neither

Regulate Education

• Enumerated or Delegated Powers (Federal Gov.)

• Reserved Powers (State Gov.)

• Concurrent (Shared Federal & State Gov.)

• Neither

What are reserved powers?

• Powers granted to the U.S. federal government

• Powers saved for state governments

• Powers shared between the federal & state goverments

• Powers that make people fly

What are concurrent powers?

• Powers granted to the U.S. federal government

• Powers saved for state governments

• Powers shared between the federal & state goverments

• Powers that make people fly

Provide for the general welfare

• Enumerated or Delegated Powers (Federal Gov.)

• Reserved Powers (State Gov.)

• Concurrent (Shared Federal & State Gov.)

• Neither