Delegated, Reserved, Concurrent and Denied Powers
Borrow Money
Concurrent
Build Roads
Concurrent
Establish and Maintain Courts
Concurrent
Levy and Collect Taxes
Concurrent
Make, enforce and interpret laws
Concurrent
Protect the rights of citizens
Concurrent
Punish Lawbreakers
Concurrent
Set Traffic Standards
Concurrent
Conduct foreign affairs (Including negotiation of treaties and appointment of foreign ambassadors)
Delegated
Declare and Engage in War
Delegated
Determine the Constitutionality of federal laws
Delegated
Establish a Post Office
Delegated
Execute and enforce all federal laws
Delegated
Govern territories and admit new states
Delegated
Grant pardons and reprieves and commute (reduce) the sentences of federal prisoners
Delegated
Hear cases involving the US Constitution, federal laws or treaties,the United States, a state, citizens of different states and ambassadors and consuls of foreign nations.
Delegated
Levy (impose) taxes for the federal government
Delegated
Maintain an Army Navy and Air Force
Delegated
Make all laws which shall be necessary and proper to carry out federal laws. (Implied powers)
Delegated
Print and coin money
Delegated
Regulate interstate and foreign commerce
Delegated
Set rules for immigration and naturalization
Delegated
Grant titles of nobility (duke,duchess, princess etc.)
Denied
Levy Taxes on exports
Denied
Pass a bill of Attainder -- A law that would punish someone without a fair trial
Denied
Pass any law that violates the U.S. Constitution
Denied
Pass ex post facto laws (laws applying to actions occurring before the law was passed).
Denied
Sentence a Person to Jail Without a fair trial
Denied
Delegated Powers
Exclusive Federal Powers
Reserved Powers
Exclusive State Powers
Conduct Elections
Reserved
Determine Qualifications of voters in each state
Reserved
Establish and Maintain schools
Reserved
Establish local governments (counties,cities and towns)
Reserved
Govern marriage and divorce laws
Reserved
Provide for public safety (Police, National Guard)
Reserved
Regulate intrastate (within a state) commerce
Reserved
