Question

what are the types of federal powers for the united states constitution (select multiple answers.)
concurrent powers
absolute powers.
inherent powers
expressed powers

Explanation:

To determine the types of federal powers in the US Constitution:

• Concurrent Powers: Shared by federal and state governments (e.g., tax, borrow money).
• Inherent Powers: Powers the federal government has by virtue of being a sovereign nation (e.g., regulating immigration, acquiring territory).
• Expressed Powers: Also called enumerated powers, directly stated in the Constitution (e.g., coin money, declare war).
• "Absolute Powers" is not a recognized category of federal powers in US constitutional law.

Answer:

A. Concurrent Powers
B. Inherent Powers
D. Expressed Powers