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8 gru 2008 · The document outlines the various powers granted to Congress under the US Constitution. It discusses expressed powers like the power to tax, regulate commerce, coin money, borrow money, establish uniform bankruptcy laws, and naturalize citizens.
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Article I of the Constitution gives congress the power to...
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28 lut 2013 · Powers of Congress. Feb 28, 2013 •. 1 like • 4,291 views. Matthew Caggia. PowerPoint to accompany sections 6.2 & 6.3 of the Civics Textbook. Dealing with how Congress represents the people and works on their behalf (or at least should). Read more.
8 lut 2012 · Article I of the Constitution gives congress the power to make law 3 types of power: › Expressed Listed right in the constitution › Implied Powers not specifically listed in the constitution › Nonlegislative
Congress has the inherent power to act on matters affecting the security of the nation. Congress’s war powers are extensive and substantial, including: the power to raise and support armies, to provide and maintain a navy, and to organize, arm, and discipline the military.
The goal of the game is to MATCH an expressed power of Congress with its implied power in the form of a newspaper headline. Taking turns, flip over 2 cards. If they MATCH, keep both cards.
The powers of national and state governments. The U.S. Constitution establishes a government based on "federalism” Federalism: the sharing of power.
The Powers of Congress. Legislative Powers • Congress has threekinds of powers: • Enumerated/Delegated/Expressed • Implied • Concurrent. “Enumerated/Delegated/Expressed” Powers • Enumerated powers are specifically given to Congress in the Constitution in Article I.
