No state may tax imports or exports without the consent of Congress; and only if it is absolutely necessary. The net produce of these taxes must be toward the treasury of the United States. All of these laws are subject to change. No state can impose taxes on ships. No state may keep troops in time of peace, without the consent of Congress...
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No state can impose taxes on ships. No state may keep troops in time of peace, without the consent of Congress. No state may engage in war, unless invaded or in imminent danger. Concurrent powers are powers given to both states and Congress by the Constitution. For example, the power to tax and create bankruptcy laws is given to both Congress and State government...
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