Question

which service completes the venn diagram?

coin and print money
make marriage laws
raise and collect taxes
declare war and make peace

the venn diagram below shows some of the services provided by national and state governments.

national government
the power to:

• make agreements with foreign nations
• establish post offices and interstate highways
• raise and support military forces

state government
the power to:

• create local government
• build and support public schools
• organize and control trade within the state

Explanation:

The Venn diagram shows the powers of the national and state governments. The overlapping section represents concurrent powers (powers shared by both levels of government). Raising and collecting taxes is a power that both national and state governments have.

• Declaring war and making peace is a power solely of the national government.
• Making marriage laws is a power mainly of the state government.
• Coining and printing money is a power of the national government.

Answer:

Raise and collect taxes