What are reserved powers?

a. Powers given to the federal government in the Constitution
b. Powers given to states in the Constitution
c. Powers given indirectly to the federal government
d. Powers given indirectly to the states

b. Powers given to states in the Constitution are known as reserved powers. These powers are not specifically granted to the federal government and are therefore reserved for the states. Examples of reserved powers include regulating trade within the state, conducting elections, and establishing local governments.