declare and engage in war
print and coin money
maintain an army, navy, and air force
regulate interstate and foreign commerce
set rules for immigration
admit new states
negotiate treaties with foreign countries
set up a post office
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punish lawbreakers
levy and collect taxes
protect the rights of citizens
set traffic standards
provide for public safety
borrow money
protect public healt
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conduct elections
govern marriage laws
regulate intrastate commerce
establish and maintain schools
determine the qualifications of voters
maintain the state militia (also known as the National Guard)
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