Question

1. which of the following is a concurrent power shared by state and federal governments? regulating commerce creating laws necessary to enforce the constitution creating and collecting taxes printing or minting money

Explanation:

Concurrent powers are those shared by state and federal governments. Creating and collecting taxes is a power that both state and federal governments have. Printing or minting money and creating laws necessary to enforce the Constitution are exclusive federal powers. Regulating commerce can be a complex area but is mainly a federal - level power in terms of interstate and international commerce.

Answer:

creating and collecting taxes