And concurrent powers are when two different levels of government share powers.

Federalism is when the national government shares power with the state and local governments.

One concurrent power is taxing, and every time I buy my bananas I have to pay sales tax to the state, and the man with the yellow hat has to pay some of his money from his job to the national government.

Another example of a concurrent power is building roads, so me and my "friends" can play on them. 

Did you know that Canada, Australia, and India among other countries have concurrent powers.

An example of an enumerated power is the regulation of commerce. If there was no regulation of commerce, small states couldn't get their fresh bananas from India.

Also our government can coin money, this is something that only the national government can do. If everyone could make their own money, then they would buy out all of the bananas, and there would be none left for me.

Another enumerated power is making post offices, I send my "friends" letters all the time! It's sad how they never reply though... Also, only the federal government can declare war. I have some experience in declaring war, because me and my little sister Rosie have been fighting.

And don't forget those stimmies people got

during covid!!