The U.S. Constitution denies certain powers to the national government and bestows them instead on the state governments. Such powers are called

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Reserved powers are those powers that are not given to the national government and are instead reserved for the states. These powers are outlined in the 10th Amendment of the U.S. Constitution and include areas such as education, marriage and family laws, and intrastate commerce.

The US Constitution Denies Certain Powers to the National Government and and Bestows