Which power is granted both to the federal government by the United

States Constitution and to Louisiana by its state constitution?

A. declaring war on other countries

B. raising an army and a navy

C. collecting taxes from citizens

D. making treaties with foreign nations

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Quinn Copeland

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5 December, 22:19

Which power is granted both to the federal government by the United

States Constitution and to Louisiana by its state constitution?

A. declaring war on other countries

B. raising an army and a navy

C. collecting taxes from citizens

D. making treaties with foreign nations

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Conner Walsh · Answer 1

i dont know the answer but i can tell you what its not

Explanation:

Louisiana can not declare war. Louisiana can not make treaties. Im pretty sure C is a trick question bc all states collect taxes so i think its b

Which power is granted both to the federal government by the UnitedStates Constitution and to Louisiana by its state constitution?A. declaring war on other countriesB. raising an army and a navyC. collecting taxes from citizensD. making treaties with foreign nations

Which power is granted both to the federal government by the United

States Constitution and to Louisiana by its state constitution?

A. declaring war on other countries

B. raising an army and a navy

C. collecting taxes from citizens

D. making treaties with foreign nations