Expressed, Concurrent, and Reserved Powers
implied
All people have access to such places as restaurants
implied
Building and regulating dams, highways
reserved
Exercise those powers not given to the Federal Government and not restricted by the Constitution
inherent
Grant diplomatic recognition to other states
expressed
Grant reprieves and pardons
expressed
Make treaties
expressed
Power for the President to act as Commander in Chief
concurrent
Protect National borders
inherent
Protect the nation against rebellion attempts
expressed
Raise and maintain an army
reserved
Regulate services and restrict profit of public utilities
expressed
declare war
concurrent
establish a police force
reserved
establish standards of health and safety
expressed
make necessary and proper laws
concurrent
set environmental and health standards
reserved
set speed limits
inherent
to acquire territories
concurrent
to borrow money
concurrent
to claim private property for public use
expressed
to coin money
implied
to create national bank
expressed
to create rules for the naturalization process
concurrent
to define crimes and punishments
implied
to draft men into the armed forces
concurrent
to establish courts
reserved
to establish public schools
reserved
to issue driver's licenses
reserved
to issue marriage licenses
reserved
to oversee intrastate commerce
implied
to prohibit racial discrimination in public places
expressed
to provide for copyrights and patents
inherent
to regulate immigration
expressed and exclusive
to regulate interstate commerce
reserved
to require doctors and lawyers to be licensed
reserved
to set automobile speed limits
concurrent
to tax
