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Split federal powers from state powers

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Left
Federal
Items
  1. Item
    Coin money
    Answer
    Federal
  2. Item
    Conduct elections
    Answer
    State
  3. Item
    Declare war
    Answer
    Federal
  4. Item
    Raise an army
    Answer
    Federal
  5. Item
    Keep the militia
    Answer
    State
  6. Item
    In state commerce
    Answer
    State
  7. Item
    The postal system
    Answer
    Federal
  8. Item
    Ratify amendments
    Answer
    State
Right
State
Instructions
Swipe left for a federal power, right for a state power.
_Source: OpenStax American Government 3e, section 3.1 The Division of Powers_

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