Question

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

Explanation:

Concurrent powers are those shared by state and federal governments. Creating and collecting taxes is a power held by both. Creating laws to enforce the Constitution is mainly a federal power. The federal government has the primary power to regulate commerce and to print or mint money.

Answer:

creating and collecting taxes