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Please complete the quiz items to identify and explain the purpose and functions of Federalism.

Powers that are shared between both the State and the Federal Government are called:
A. Enumerated Powers
B. Concurrent Powers
C. Reserved Powers



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Final answer:

Concurrent powers are shared powers between State and Federal Governments, such as establishing court systems and taxation, as defined in the U.S. Constitution.


Explanation:

Concurrent powers are powers shared between the State and Federal Government. Examples include establishing a court system and the power to tax. These powers can be exercised by both levels of government simultaneously, as outlined in the U.S. Constitution.


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