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This 8-card flashcard set covers key federal powers for 9th Grade civics students. It includes topics such as establishing an army and navy, declaring war, conducting elections, creating courts, and providing public health and safety. Use it as a vocabulary review during a unit on the Constitution or branches of government.

Subject:
Social Studies
Topic:
Civics
Grade Level:
9th Grade
Updated February 2025

Terms in This Set

  • • Establish an army and navy
  • • Declare war
  • • Issue licenses
  • • Conduct elections
  • • Setting up courts
  • • Building highways
  • • Establish post offices and issue postage
  • Provide for public health and safety

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