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    The document defines three types of powers: exclusive powers that only the federal government has like raising an army, reserved powers that only states have like creating traffic laws, and concurrent powers that both federal and state governments share like creating courts.

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    The document defines three types of powers: exclusive powers that only the federal government has like raising an army, reserved powers that only states have like creating traffic laws, and concurrent powers that both federal and state governments share like creating courts.

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    Federalismchart

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    The document defines three types of powers: exclusive powers that only the federal government has like raising an army, reserved powers that only states have like creating traffic laws, and concurrent powers that both federal and state governments share like creating courts.

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    Definition

    Examples

    Exclusive Powers that can only be Raising an army


    executed by the Federal
    Power Government

    Reserved Power given to the State Creating Traffic


    government alone
    Power

    Concurrent Powers that are shared by both Creating courts


    federal and State government
    Power

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