declaring war and coining money are considered\nstates’ rights.\nimplied powers.\nnational…

Brief Explanations:

Expressed powers are those specifically listed in the Constitution. Declaring war and coining money are explicitly stated as powers of the federal government in the U.S. Constitution. They are not states' rights (which pertain to powers reserved for states), not implied powers (which are not directly stated but are necessary to carry out expressed powers), and not national rights (a non - relevant term in this context).

Answer:

D. expressed powers.