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State vs Federal Government Basics

Which powers belong to state governments, which belong to the federal government, and which are shared. Front: the power or example scenario. Back: which level of government holds it.

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30 basic cards for K-12 Civics. It opens with "Power to declare war on another nation" and "Printing and coining money". Study it alongside the other K-12 sets below.

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Power to declare war on another nation
Show answerFederal government
Printing and coining money
Show answerFederal government
Regulating trade between different states
Show answerFederal government
Establishing the U.S. postal service
Show answerFederal government
Negotiating treaties with foreign countries
Show answerFederal government
Controlling immigration and citizenship
Show answerFederal government
Granting patents and copyrights
Show answerFederal government
Regulating trade with other countries
Show answerFederal government
Appointing federal judges and Supreme Court justices
Show answerFederal government
Establishing federal income tax
Show answerFederal government
Regulating trade and commerce within one state
Show answerState government
Setting the age and requirements to get married
Show answerState government
Operating and funding public K-12 schools
Show answerState government
Issuing driver's licenses and setting driving laws
Show answerState government
Determining laws for divorce and property division
Show answerState government

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