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What is the name of the clause which gives Congress the ability to make laws not given in the Constitution because they are unique to the era in which we live? a. The New Era Clause b. The Embellishment
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What is the name of the clause which gives Congress the ability to make laws not given in the Constitution because they are unique to the era in which we live?

a. The New Era Clause
b. The Embellishment Clause
c. The Elastic Clause

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The elastic clause
You can stretch the constitution to fit what you want
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The Elastic Clause

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