What are the powers of the national government?

Answer 1

The Exclusive powers of the National Government are:

1) Print Money

2) Regulate interstate (between states ) and international trade.

3) Make treaties and conduct foreign policy.

4) Declare war

5) Provide an army and navy

6) Establish Post offices

7) Make laws necessary and proper to carry out these powers.

In addition to their exclusive powers, both the national government and state governments share powers.Shared powers between the national government and state governments are called concurrent powers. Currenct powers of the national government and state governments include the ability to:

1) Collect taxes

2) Build roads

3) Borrow money

4) Establish Courts

5) Make and enforce laws

6) Charter banks and corporations

7) Spend money for the general welfare

8) Take private property for public purposes, with just compensation.

The Exclusive powers of the National Government are:

1) Print Money

2) Regulate interstate (between states ) and international trade.

3) Make treaties and conduct foreign policy.

4) Declare war

5) Provide an army and navy

6) Establish Post offices

7) Make laws necessary and proper to carry out these powers.

Answer 2

Under the Constitution, powers reserved to the national government include:

• Print money (bills and coins)
• Declare war
• Establish an army and navy
• Enter into treaties with foreign governments
• Regulate commerce between states and international trade
• Establish post offices and issue postage
• Make laws necessary to enforce the Constitution

Answer 3

They have the power to: tax regulate trade and currencies coin money est. post offices Declare war govern territories maintain an army and a navy grant patents and copyrights est. Immigration and naturalization laws fix weights and measurements

Answer 4

It depends on what it says in the constitution if it works to one. otherwise its powers are as strong as its ability to enforce its orders.