Asked by Matthew Stedman on Sep 27, 2024
The main difference between inherent and implied powers is that
A) inherent powers can be traced to the powers expressed in the actual language of the Constitution while implied powers derive from congressional laws and Supreme
Court decisions.
B) implied powers can be traced to the powers expressed in the actual language of the Constitution while inherent powers derive from congressional laws and Supreme
Court decisions.
C) implied powers can be traced to the powers expressed in the actual language of the Constitution while inherent powers derive from national sovereignty.
D) inherent powers can be traced to the powers expressed in the actual language of the Constitution while implied powers derive from national sovereignty.
Inherent Powers
Powers that are not explicitly stated but are assumed to exist due to being necessary for a government to perform its duties and functions.
Implied Powers
Powers not explicitly stated in the U.S. Constitution but inferred from the enumerated powers that allow the government to perform its duties.
National Sovereignty
The authority of a state to govern itself or another state, emphasizing independence and autonomous rule.
- Identify the distinctions among distinct categories of presidential powers and their constitutional underpinnings.
Learning Objectives
- Identify the distinctions among distinct categories of presidential powers and their constitutional underpinnings.
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