Enumerated Powers Of The Federal Government

Enumerated powers are particular powers acknowledge to Congress by the Constitution of the United States. These powers only belong to the federal government. The founders of the Constitution wanted to guarantee that the federal government would not become an exceeding entity that might issue the people to the misery from which they had run away to escape. These powers include the power to coin money, the power to regulate interstate commerce and also commerce (a.k.a trade) from other countries, the power to keep up the equipped forces, and finally the power to create federal courts. For example, with coin money, in a monopoly in urban along with the rural markets, the companies would coin money. Another power, as mentioned already is the power
to regulate interstate commerce and also commerce from other countries, in this power the word commerce means a type of commercial exchange in any and all of its systems between the citizens of distinct states. For example, the power to regulate immigration.