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Powers not written in the Constitution, but necessary to carry out its Expressed Powers are called a. Enumerated Powers. b. Implied Powers. c. Inherent Powers. d. Oversight Powe…

Powers not written in the Constitution, but necessary to carry out its Expressed Powers are called a. Enumerated Powers. b. Implied Powers. c. Inherent Powers. d. Oversight Powe…
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Powers not written in the Constitution, but necessary to carry out its Expressed Powers are called

a. Enumerated Powers.
b. Implied Powers.
c. Inherent Powers.
d. Oversight Powers.

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the answer to this question is C

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The answer is inherent power
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