1. 4.1 FEDERALISM
THE DIVISION OF POWERS
ALFREDO – PEDRO - GERRY

2. THE EXCLUSIVE &
THE
CONCURRENT
POWERS

3. EXCLUSIVE POWERS
Exclusive Powers refer to the separation of
powers between state and federal governments.

4. EXCLUSIVE POWERS
For instance the state government can only
issue licenses, and the federal government can
only print money.

5. National Powers:
State Powers:
• Print Money
• Issue Licenses
• International Trade
• Regulate Businesses
• Make Treaties
• Conduct Elections
• Declare War
• Establish Local
• Provide an Army and Navy
Governments
• Take Measures for Public
Health and Safety
• Make Laws

6. CONCURRENT POWERS
The Concurrent Powers are those powers that
both the National Government & the States
Government posses and excersices.

7. CONCURRENT POWERS
For instance the Concurrent Powers include:
• Collect Taxes
• Define Crimes & Set Punishments for them
• To Condemn
• To take private property for public use