Concurrent, enumerated, or reserved?

Regulate INTERSTATE and FOREIGN trade

enumerated

Claim private property for public use

concurrent

declare war

enumerated

raise and maintain armed forces

enumerated

govern US territories and admit new states

enumerated

define crimes and set punishments

concurrent

conduct foreign relations

enumerated

control immigration

enumerated

acquire territory

enumerated

make laws that are "necessary and proper"

enumerated

protect national borders

concurrent

determine standards of WEIGHT and MEASURE (Fahrenheit, metics, etc.)

enumerated

regulate trade and business within a state

reserved

grant PATENTS and COPYRIGHTS

enumerated

make treaties

enumerated

establish a police force

concurrent

conduct elections

reserved

levy and collect taxes

concurrent

pass liscense requirements for proffesionals

reserved

set environmental and health standards

concurrent

lay duties on imports

enumerated

establish public schools

reserved

coin money

enumerated

Regulate alcoholic beverages

reserved

Establish local governments

reserved

grant diplomatic recognition

enumerated

license marriages

reserved

establish courts

concurrent

license drivers

reserved

borrow $

concurrent

set traffic laws (speed laws)

reserved

Exercise those powers not given to the Federal Government and not restricted by the Constitution

reserved