Question

question 1
what are reserved powers?
○ powers given directly to the states
○ powers not expressly given to the national government
○ powers reserved to each individual person
○ powers given to the president

Explanation:

Reserved powers, under the framework of federalism (such as in the US Tenth Amendment), are those powers not explicitly granted to the national (federal) government, nor prohibited to the states, so they are retained by the states or the people. The correct definition matches the description of powers not expressly given to the national government.

Answer:

powers not expressly given to the national government