Question

Name 10 powers the constitution specifically grants to congress

Answer 1

The correct answer to this open question is the following.

During the Constitutional Convention in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, the framers of the Constitution had many debated over the kind of government that the new nation needed. The delegates spent so much time discussing this issue until they reach the consensus that the United States must be federalist. So that is when they decided that the US Constitution should give the following types of power to the government: enumerated powers, implied powers, and inherent powers. So in practical terms, Congress can impeach government officials, including the President; Congress is able to collect money through taxation, Congress has the power to declare war to other nation, to regulate foreign trade, to regulate commerce between the states, to create laws, to support an army, to maintain post offices, to review the annual budget, and to restrict it if it considers it necessary.

Answer 2

The 10 powers of the Congress are -

1. To lay and collect taxes.

2. To declare war.

3. To borrow money from credit of USA.

4. To establish a uniform of naturalization.

5. To regulate commerce with a foreign nation.

6.To promote the progress of useful arts.

7.To punish felonies of the high seas.

8.To make rules and regulations.

9.To support post office and post roads.

10. To support militia.