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UNIT 4 STATE & NATIONAL POWERS Mrs. Cromwell.

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1 UNIT 4 STATE & NATIONAL POWERS Mrs. Cromwell

2 NATIONAL Maintain military Declare war

3 Establish postal service
NATIONAL Establish postal service Set standards for weights and measurements

4 Protect copyrights and patents
NATIONAL Protect copyrights and patents

5 Establish local governments
STATE Establish local governments Set up schools

6 Make regulations for marriage
STATE Make regulations for marriage Establish and regulate corporations

7 SHARED Collect taxes Establish courts

8 Provide for the general welfare
SHARED Regulate banks Borrow money Provide for the general welfare

9 SHARED Punish criminals

10 THE END

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