Which of the following is not a power exclusively held by the federal government?(1 point)

Question

Responses

the power to create money
the power to create money

the power to regulate foreign trade and commerce
the power to regulate foreign trade and commerce

the power to provide jobs
the power to provide jobs

the power to declare war

Answer 1

The power that is not exclusively held by the federal government is the power to provide jobs. This power can be exercised by state and local governments as well. The other powers listed (creating money, regulating foreign trade and commerce, and declaring war) are specifically granted to the federal government by the Constitution.