Identify federal and state powers

The federal government has power to control our national security spending, global independence, and economy. The federal government should also handle taxes and world relations.

The state should make laws, provide schools, and provide services to people such as Police, Emergency services, Garbage pick up. They maintain order in the community

Federal Powers:

Collect taxes

Regulate interstate commerceCoin money, regulate currency, set standards of weights and measuresDeclare warRaise and maintain an army and navyAnd more

State Powers:

The power to levy taxesThe power to borrow moneyThe power to charter corporationsFull faith and credit clause: Each state must honor other states’ public acts and records