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Write a pharagraph in which you explain the difference between the following:
a. enumerated power b. reserved power c. concurrent power d. implied power

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Answer:

Enumerated power is national powers or the power that the constitution gave the Federal/National government. This includes regulating trade, coining money, providing military forces such as army and navy, conducting foreign affairs, and setting up federal courts. These are powers directly written in the constitution and found in Article I Sec 8 Clauses 1 -17 of the US Constitution.  

Reserved Power is powers that only the state have which include regulating trade within the state, establish government systems and courts, conducting elections, and establish public school systems. In short powers left for the states.  

Concurrent power is powers that both the Federal/National and the State have. This includes enforcing laws, establishing courts, collecting taxes, borrow money, and providing general welfare.  

Implied power is the powers the Federal/National government have that are not directly written into the Constitution but are implied/indirectly given. This is found in Article I Section 8 Clause 18 of the US Constitution.  

Explanation:

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The differences between the above as well as their definitions are as follows.

Enumerated powers:

  • Are powers held by the federal government.
  • Are given to the federal government through the Constitution.

Some of these powers include the power to tax, regulate commerce between the states and to print money.

Reserved powers:

  • Are held by the state governments.
  • Allow the state governments some degree of independence in the running of their affairs.

Some reserved powers include the power to create and maintain state schools, courts, and systems of government.

Concurrent powers:

  • Are held by both federal and state authorities.

Some examples of these include the power to tax as well as establish a judicial system.

Implied powers:

  • Held by the federal government.
  • Not explicitly states in Constitution but needed for federal government to fulfill its duties.

Some implied powers include setting up the federal reserve, and the establishment of the Postal service.

In conclusion, there are different types of powers in the U.S. system of government.

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