What is an enumerated power of Congress? a power specifically named in the Constitution a power given to it by the Supreme Court a power considered necessary to carry out other congressional duties a power given to it by the president a power restricted by the people

By definition an enumerated power is one specifically given in the constitution to Congress in Article I Section 8. From these enumerated powers politicians have derived some implied powers and also reserved some powers for each state.

a. a power specifically named in the Constitution

b. a power given to it by the Supreme Court

c. a power considered necessary to carry out other congressional duties

d. a power given to it by the president

e. a power restricted by the people

Answer: a.