congressional powers
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- expressed power Money/ commerce powersBorrow Money
- Borrow Money
- Expressed powerMilitary/ foreign policy powersRaise, support, and regulate army and navy
- expressed power Social and domestic powersto create lower federal courts
- the Constitution gives Congress the expressed power of borrowing money to run the government. The power to borrow money allows the government to continue to function even when there is a budget deficit or not enough money to cover expenses.
- impliedMoney and commerce powers Supporting public schools
- This expressed power is important because this gives the army and navy money to protect our country from others.
- Implied Military and foreign policy powers Power to draft people into armed services
- The expressed power to lower federal courts is to conduct the judicial business of the federal government. congress established a host of different federal tribunals to adjudicate a variety of legal disputes.
- Impliedpower to create and manage nation parkSocial and domestic powers
- Public schools provide access to an education for every child in a community. The Huffington Post notes that by law, public schools cannot turn students away based on academic performance, income level, or disability.
- The federal government uses the draft to find eligible men to serve in the United States armed forces. This usually happens if the armed forces are not large enough to provide the necessary number of soldiers to fight a war.
- National parks serve a vital role in maintaining ecological biodiversity, supporting our economy and providing cultural preservation and education. ... National Parks are largely free of development and human interference in the natural ecosystems, which means healthy flora and fauna and cleaner air, water and soil.
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