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American Government Lecture Two (view source)
Revision as of 16:41, September 8, 2012
, 16:41, September 8, 2012→Congressional Powers: paragraph break
Postal Power: Congress establishes and runs the U.S. Post Office. No competition is allowed unless Congress agrees to it (as it did for expensive overnight services like Federal Express)
Postal Power: Congress establishes and runs the U.S. Post Office. No competition is allowed unless Congress agrees to it (as it did for expensive overnight services like Federal Express)
Money Power: Congress coins money and also sets standards for weights and measures.
Money Power: Congress coins money and also sets standards for weights and measures.