Question

question 2 which of the following is an example of concurrent powers? a the power to coin money b the power to levy taxes c the power to conduct elections d the power to maintain military forces

Explanation:

Concurrent powers are powers shared by both the federal and state governments. The power to levy taxes is a classic example of a concurrent power. The federal government can levy taxes (such as income taxes, corporate taxes), and state governments can also levy taxes (such as sales taxes, property taxes in some cases).

• The power to coin money (Option A) is a power solely given to the federal government as per the U.S. Constitution (Article I, Section 8).
• The power to conduct elections (Option C) is mainly a state - level power (although the federal government has some regulations regarding federal elections).
• The power to maintain military forces (Option D) is a federal power.

Answer:

B. the power to levy taxes