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Shared and Concurrent Powers in a Federal System
Analyze powers shared by federal, state, and tribal governments, such as collecting taxes, establishing courts, and building roads.
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Federal, State, and Tribal Governance and Public Finance
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Distinguish powers among federal, state, and tribal governments in the United States and explain how taxes and public spending serve community needs.
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