Question

which of the following powers do the state and federal governments share? the power to tax the power to make treaties with other countries the power to decide speed limits

Explanation:

In a federal system (e.g., the U.S.), concurrent powers are shared by state and federal governments. Taxation is a key concurrent power—both levels can levy taxes. Making treaties with other countries is an exclusive federal power, and deciding speed limits is typically a state/local power. Thus, the shared power is the power to tax.

Answer:

the power to tax