Question

instructions: put the options below into the correct type of power they are an example of.
delegated power (federal government) (3)
coin money create an army
declare war
construct roads & highways
reserved power (states) (3)
administer elections
administer drivers licenses
concurrent power (both) (2)
collect taxes establish public education

Explanation:

To solve this, we recall the definitions of each power type:

• Delegated Powers (Federal Government): Powers explicitly given to the federal government by the Constitution (e.g., coin money, create an army, declare war).
• Reserved Powers (States): Powers not delegated to the federal government or prohibited to states, reserved for states (e.g., administer elections, administer drivers licenses, establish public education).
• Concurrent Powers (Both): Powers shared by both federal and state governments (e.g., collect taxes, construct roads & highways).

Now, we reclassify the misplaced items:

• "Construct Roads & Highways" is a concurrent power (both federal and states can do this), so move it to "Concurrent Power (Both)".
• "Establish Public Education" is a reserved power (state responsibility), so move it to "Reserved Power (States)".
• "Collect Taxes" is a concurrent power (already correct, but confirm: both federal and states collect taxes).

Corrected Groupings:

• Delegated Power (Federal Government): Coin Money, Create an Army, Declare War (3 items).
• Reserved Power (States): Administer Elections, Administer Drivers Licenses, Establish Public Education (3 items).
• Concurrent Power (Both): Collect Taxes, Construct Roads & Highways (2 items).

Answer:

Delegated Power (Federal Government):

• Coin Money
• Create an Army
• Declare War

Reserved Power (States):

• Administer Elections
• Administer Drivers Licenses
• Establish Public Education

Concurrent Power (Both):

• Collect Taxes
• Construct Roads & Highways