Wait activity is the best example of a concurrent power shared by states and the federal government?

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Tyson Shea

10 December, 11:22

Wait activity is the best example of a concurrent power shared by states and the federal government?

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Mcclain · Answer 1

Concurrent power means what powers the states and federal government have. Both can tax. And have courts such as Florida's Supreme Court and the United States Supreme Court.

Franky · Answer 2

The activity that is the best example of concurrent power shared by states and the federal government is the power to charge tax.

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Current powers are those shared between the federal government and the state government. These powers can happen simultaneously in a state or province without one overlapping the other. An example of this is the power to collect taxes that is done simultaneously in a territory and is a power shared between the federal government and the state government.