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Section 4.3: The Expressed Powers

Section 4.3: The Expressed Powers

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Social Studies

11th Grade

Hard

Created by

Elisabeth Kitch

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30 Slides • 8 Questions

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Based on the images on the last slide, what are two examples of powers that Congress does NOT have?

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The Expressed Powers are those directly stated in the Constitution that belong to who?

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The Congress

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The People

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What does the Commerce Power give Congress the ability to do?

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What do the Money Powers give Congress the ability to do?

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What do the Domestic Powers give Congress the ability to do?

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What was the impact of the War Powers Act?

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Match

Match the following Expressed Powers to their descriptions:

Commerce Powers

Money Powers

Domestic Powers

Foreign Powers

Regulate the buying & selling of goods/services in a broad sense

Collect taxes, coin money, borrow money, make bankruptcy laws

Give patent, acquire territory, establish units of measurements etc.

Act of matters threatening the security of the nation, declare war

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Out of the many Expressed Powers of Congress, which two do you think are the most important? Please explain why you think those two are the most important.

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