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Delegated Powers
Powers given to the federal government.
Ex. Coining money, naturalize immigrants, maintain post offices, raise an army, maintain a navy
Reserved Powers
Powers given to the state governments.
Ex. Marriage licenses, conducting elections, establish and maintain schools.
Concurrent Powers
Have to do with federalism....shared powers between the state and federal government.
Ex. collect taxes, plow roads, borrow money, enforce laws, create courts.
Denied Powers
Can be denied to state and federal governments OR BOTH!
Implied Powers
Example is the elastic clause...the powers are hinted at, not written word for word in the constitution.

Ex. cabinet, political parties, judicial review
Preamble
Introduction to the Constitution...the purpose....
*create a more perfect Union
*ensure domestic tranquility
*establish justice
*secure and promote general welfare.