Question

questions 1-4 are about specific articles of the constitution. circle the correct answer to each question. 1. in article ii, the constitution says that congress can make any law that is necessary and proper for carrying out its duties. what kind of power does that give congress? expressed implied 2. in article iii, the constitution established the supreme court and says what types of cases that federal courts have jurisdiction over. what right does this article also guarantee? right to a jury trial right to vote 3. what is the only crime that is defined in article iii? tax evasion treason 4. article vi includes the supremacy clause, which says that the supreme court is the highest court in the land. the constitution is supreme over state law.

Explanation:

1. The "necessary and proper" clause gives Congress implied powers as they are not directly - stated but can be inferred for carrying out duties.
2. Article III of the US Constitution guarantees the right to a jury trial in federal criminal cases.
3. Article III of the US Constitution defines treason as the only crime.
4. The Supremacy Clause in Article VI states that the Constitution is supreme over state law.

Answer:

1. implied
2. right to a jury trial
3. treason
4. the Constitution is supreme over state law.