1. Who is going to keep people safe from speeding cars (speed limits)? federal, state, or local: enumerated/delegated, reserved, concurrent or local: 2. Who is going to protect us from foreign invasion or threats? federal, state, or local: enumerated/delegated, reserved, concurrent or local: 3. There is a pothole in the street outside my house. Who should I talk to? federal, state, or local: enumerated/delegated, reserved, concurrent or local: 4. A group of people want to establish a new city. Who should they talk to? federal, state, or local: enumerated/delegated, reserved, concurrent or local: 5. Who decides who might get married legally? federal, state, or local: enumerated/delegated, reserved, concurrent or local: 6. Who resolves conflicts between states? federal, state, or local: enumerated/delegated, reserved, concurrent or local: 7. My garbage hasn’t been picked up in two weeks, who do I talk to about this issue? federal, state, or local: enumerated/delegated, reserved, concurrent or local: 8. Who makes sure that the country’s economy is safe and stable? federal, state, or local: enumerated/delegated, reserved, concurrent or local: 9. My taxes keep going up! Who can I talk to about this? federal, state, or local: enumerated/delegated, reserved, concurrent or local: 10. Who is in charge of passing laws around here? federal, state, or local: enumerated/delegated, reserved, concurrent or local:

1. Local government

2. Enumerated/Delegated powers  

3. Local government

4. State government and federal government

5. State, Reserved government

6.  Federal, Enumerated/Delegated powers

7. Local government

8. Federal, Enumerated/Delegated powers

9. Federal, State and Local, Concurrent government

10. Federal, State, Local and Concurrent powers

Explanation:

1. Local government is going to keep people safe from speeding cars (speed limits).

2. Enumerated/Delegated powers  is going to protect us from foreign invasion or threats.

3. There is a pothole in the street outside my house. You should talk to local government.

4.  A group of people want to establish a new city. The group of people should talk to state government and federal government.

5. State, Reserved government decides who might get married legally.

6. Federal, Enumerated/Delegated powers solves the conflicts between states.

7. The issues regarding garbage should be talked to local government.

8. Federal, Enumerated/Delegated powers makes sure that the country’s economy is safe and stable.

9. When your taxes keep going up, you have to talk to Federal, State and Local,  Concurrent government about this.

10. Federal, State, Local and Concurrent powers are in charge of passing laws around here.

necessary and proper clause. the congress shall have power to all laws which shall be necessary and proper for carrying into execution the foregoing powers, and all other powers vested by this constitution in the government of the united states, or in any department or officer thereof.

the answer is c. they believed the royal family should hold all the power.