Question

Which of the following is an example of power the U.S. Constitution delegates to the national government?

Enforce laws

Borrow money

Declare war

Conduct elections

Answer 1

The Constitution grants the power to declare war to the federal part of the government (national). The President (executive branch) will decide who they wish to declare war on and he/she must be approved by the national Congress. Both federal and states enforce laws as well as hold elections (mayor, senate, etc), and states are allowed to borrow money, just not from foreign nations.

Answer 2

so the first one

Answer 3

no, to declare war

Answer 4

both states and the national government can do the other three, but the Constitution gives war to the national gov't