Purpose of the elastic clause
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The “elastic clause” gives Congress implied powers to act in Areas not specifically expressed in the Constitution at the time it was written. Congress is exercising this power under the “elastic clause” when it:
[DOC File]Study Guide for Unit One: Principles of Government
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What is the purpose of the so-called “elastic clause” (also called the necessary and proper clause) and why was it included in the Constitution? Which side of the debate on the meaning of federalism did the Supreme Court’s decision in McCulloch v.
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What is another name for the elastic clause? 34. What does the elastic clause allow Congress to do? 35. What are implied powers? 36. Who does Congress have the power to impeach? 37. 38. What is an appropriation bill? 39. Which house of Congress has the power to introduce appropriation bills? 40. Legislative Influence. Define lobbyist. 41.
[DOC File]Unit 3: Legislative Branch Study Guide - Weebly
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B. Elastic language in Article I: Necessary and Proper Clause. 1. Precise definitions of powers are politically impossible due to competing interests, for example, commerce. 2. Hamilton’s view: national supremacy, because the Constitution was the supreme law of the land. 3.
What Was the Necessary and Proper Clause?
The elastic clause allows legislation that is “necessary and proper” to the functioning of the national government to be adopted. This has increased the scope of the national government in times of crises and national emergencies, such as the Civil War and other wars, the Great Depression and the aftermath of September 11th.
[DOC File]AP Government Chapter 3 Notes: Federalism
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The Necessary and Proper (elastic) Clause is needed, so that the federal government is able to address the tasks for which it is responsible. Write a summary in your own words. The Necessary and Proper Clause will give too much power to the federal government.
[DOC File]AP Government Ch 3 Federalism reading questions pages 49-59
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The elastic clause was included in the United States Constitution to. ... A major purpose of the Monroe Doctrine (1823) was to. limit European influence in the Western Hemisphere. establish United States colonies in South America. form military alliances with Latin American nations.
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And it is the true one in which it is to be understood as used in the constitution. The whole turn of the clause containing it indicates, that it was the intent of the convention, by that clause to give a liberal latitude to the exercise of the specified powers. The expressions have peculiar comprehensiveness. They are, "to make . all laws,
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the elastic clause. separation of powers. 4. Based on the Constitution, what is the difference between concurrent and reserved powers? Reserved powers are exclusively given to the federal government. Concurrent powers only go into effect during wartime. Concurrent powers only apply to the executive branch
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