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The Powers of Congress a. | expressed powers | c. | national
powers | b. | implied powers | d. | inherent powers |
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powers that are suggested by the expressed powers but not specifically written
down in the constitution.
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powers written down in the constitution such as the power of Congress to
declare war
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these are the same powers that the governments of Mexico and the United States
- all governments have these powers
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the constitution does not say that Congress can draft people into the armed
forces. Article I says Congress has the power over the military so it also has the power to draft
people.
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congress has the power to regulate trade and commerce between the
states
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Congress has the right to control the borders of the United States
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a. | Strict Constructionist | b. | Loose Constructionist |
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Congress does not have to follow the Constitution word for word. It can make
laws needed by the country even though they are not written in the Constitution
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Congress has to follow the Constitution word for word. It cannot give itself
powers that are not written in the Constitution
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Thomas Jefferson was a/an
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10.
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Alexander Hamilton was a/an
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Berny Sanders is a Progressive/Liberal/Socialist therefore he is
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If Thomas Jefferson were alive today he would most likely be
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these people fear the power of the government
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these people do not fear the power and size of government
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This cartoon argues that President Obama was
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This cartoon is arguing for a _____ of the Constitution
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