1. ENUMERATED POWERS
Powers that are given to the Federal government by the Constitution.
They can pass all laws necessary and proper to carry out its powers
Can regulate trade with other countries and among the states.
Conduct all foreign affairs.
Can raise, support, and maintain an army.
Can coin and print money.
Established a postal system.
Govern U.S. territories, add new states, regulate immigration.

2. Concurrent Powers Powers shared by the state and federal governments.
Can enforce the laws.
Established courts
Collect taxes
Borrow money
Provide for the general welfare.

3. Reserved Powers Powers given to the state governments.
Provide for the public safety, health, and welfare within the states.
Regulate trade and commerce within the state.
Establish local governments.
Conduct elections and determine qualifications of voters.
Established a public school system.