What is the constitutional basis for the inherent powers of the federal government?
a. they a...
What is the constitutional basis for the inherent powers of the federal government?
a. they are allowed by the necessary and proper clause of the constitution
b. they are spelled out in the bill of rights
c. they are directly listed in the constitution
d. they were assumed by the writers of the constitution to be necessary for the government to function
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