Question

powers not expressly written but suggested as necessary for congress to carry out its duties are: a reserved powers b executive powers c implied powers d concurrent powers e enumerated powers question 23 (1 point) the necessary and proper clause: a allows congress to make laws needed to carry out its powers b gives states power over the federal government c limits congress to only enumerated powers d allows the president to make laws e is part of the bill of rights question 24 (1 point) grants - in - aid are: a loans from banks b money given by the federal government to states for specific programs c taxes collected by states d fees for government services e payments to the president

Explanation:

1. Powers not expressly written but necessary for Congress to carry out its duties are implied powers. Reserved powers belong to the states, executive powers to the President, concurrent powers are shared by states and the federal government, and enumerated powers are specifically listed.
2. The Necessary and Proper Clause allows Congress to make laws needed to carry out its powers. It doesn't give states power over the federal government, limit Congress to only enumerated powers, allow the President to make laws, nor is it part of the Bill of Rights.
3. Grants - in - aid are money given by the federal government to states for specific programs, not loans from banks, state - collected taxes, fees for government services, or payments to the President.

Answer:

1. c. Implied Powers
2. a. Allows Congress to make laws needed to carry out its powers
3. b. Money given by the federal government to states for specific programs