Question

FIRST ANSWER THAT I AGREE WITH AND MAKES SENSE GETS A MEDAL!!!!!



The national government differs from state governments in that national government has

limits to its powers

the power to raise an army

the power to collect taxes

the power to make marriage laws

Answer 1

There are many differences between the state (local) and the national governments. For instance, the national government has the power to print money, declare war and establish an army. The state government has the power to conduct elections, establish local government and provide for public health.

Answer 2

So with that being said, which do you think is correct?

Answer 3

I believe the answer would be the second option. "The power to raise an army".