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Name one power reserved to the national and state governments and one that they both share.
National: regulate interstate and foreign trade, set standard weights and measures, create and maintain armed forces, make copyright and patent laws, establish postal offices, establish foreign policy, created federal courts, coin money, declare war, admit new states.
State: create corporation laws, regulated trade within state, establish and maintain schools, establish local governments, make laws about marriage and divorce, conduct elections, provide for public safety.
Shared: provide for public welfare, administer criminal justice, charter banks, raise taxes, borrow money.