1. Congressional Powers- House of Representatives and the Senate

3. Congressional Expressed Powers
Taxing
Borrowing money
Currency & coins
Bankruptcy
Foreign Relations
War Powers
Naturalization
Postal Offices
Copyrights & Patents
Weights and Measures
Territories-
Create federal courts
Raise an army & navy
Regulate commerce between states

6. Implied Powers Necessary to carry out expressed powers.
ie. Power to lay and collect taxes (expressed)
Power to prosecute tax evaders (implied)
ie. Power to raise armies and navy (expressed)
Power to draft (implied)

7. Nonlegislative powers
Propose amendments
If a Presidential election ends in a tie, the House chooses the next President
Impeachment and convict
Appointments-approves or rejects
Treaties-approves or rejects
Investigatory power-exposing wrong doing in the federal government

9. Reserved Powers- State Powers
Establish congressional districts (gerrymandering)
Establish local governments
Establish public schools
Pass licensing requirements for professionals
Regulate liquor laws
Regulate trade within a state

11. Shared Powers Define crime and punishment Eminent Domain
Maintain courts
To tax

12. Denied powers to the Federal Government
Change state boundaries
Violate the Bill of Rights

13. Denied Powers to the State Governments
Print money
Tax imports or exports

14. Denied to both powers
Grant titles of nobility
Permit slavery