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What are examples of concurrent powers?

Taxation
Creating educational curriculum standards
Declaring war
Managing national parks

The correct answer is: Taxation

Concurrent powers are those that are shared between the federal government and state governments. The power of taxation is an example of this because both levels of government have the authority to levy taxes and use those funds for public purposes. While the other options listed may be powers of the federal government or state governments independently, they are not shared powers between the two levels of government. Therefore, they do not fall under the category of concurrent powers.