Which of the following has the power to declare war, establish a post office, maintain an army, make money, and regulate commerce?

U. S. Congress

presidentU. S.

Supreme Court

administrative agencies

The U. S. Congress

Explanation:

In accordance with the U. S. Constitution, the U. S. Congress is the body which is granted the lawmaking power. Section 8 enumerates specific powers the legislative body may exercise. These powers include the power to declare war, maintain an army, coin money, regulate commerce, collect taxes, and establish a post office.