Illustrating the Power Struggles of Federalism: A Cartoon on Government Powers

create a cartoon that depict the power struggles of the Federal government and the States under federalism. Your cartoon should tell a story and the following words should be embedded in your cartoon with examples of each one (you can find examples in your notes and textbook). I do not want definitions of the words: -expressed (enumerated) -implied -inherent -reserved -concurrent -Supreme Law (supremacy Clause) -denied powers of the State Governments Pick unique symbols / pictures to represent the federal and state government. You can divide your paper into boxes to help break up your cartoon and to help use all of the words and examples you need. Your cartoon should fit on the front side of one paper. Your cartoon must be readable and colored. Put captions for your pictures, Create a cartoon depicting the power struggle between the Federal and State governments under federalism. The cartoon should tell a clear story using six different sections or boxes, illustrating key concepts like expressed, implied, inherent, reserved, concurrent powers, and denied powers. Unique symbols should represent the Federal and State governments, with a scroll displaying the words 'Supreme Law.' Each box should include colorful visuals and captions that clarify the examples for each power type. The overall tone should be fun and educational, aiming to make complex concepts more accessible