Powers of the Constitution

Power granted to coin money:

• National

• State

• Concurrent - both National & State

Power granted to conduct foreign relations & regulate commerce with foreign nations and states:

• National

• State

• Concurrent - both National & State

Power granted to provide an army and navy, as well as declare war:

• National

• State

• Concurrent - both National & State

Power granted to establish post offices & courts inferior to the SCOTUS:

• National

• State

• Concurrent - both National & State

Power granted to make laws necessary & proper to carry out forgoing powers:

• National

• State

• Concurrent - both National & State

Power granted to tax, borrow money $$$ and charter banks and corporations:

• National

• State

• Concurrent - both National & State

Power granted to make and enforce laws, as well as establish courts:

• National

• State

• Concurrent - both National & State

Power granted to spend money for the general welfare:

• National

• State

• Concurrent - both National & State

Power granted to take private property for public purposes, with just compensation (eminent domain):

• National

• State

• Concurrent - both National & State

Power granted to establish local governments, regulate commerce in a state & conduct elections:

• National

• State

• Concurrent - both National & State