Which of the following was the central issue in the debate over implied powers?

A. the War Powers Resolution

B. the commerce power

C. the necessary and proper clause

D. the state of Maryland

The Supreme Court's decision in the case of McCulloch v. Maryland most closely lined up with the position of which of the following?

A. Alexander Hamilton

B. Thomas Jefferson

C. the Antifederalists

D. the strict constructionists

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Halle Hensley

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20 March, 13:14

Which of the following was the central issue in the debate over implied powers?

A. the War Powers Resolution

B. the commerce power

C. the necessary and proper clause

D. the state of Maryland

The Supreme Court's decision in the case of McCulloch v. Maryland most closely lined up with the position of which of the following?

A. Alexander Hamilton

B. Thomas Jefferson

C. the Antifederalists

D. the strict constructionists

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Ashton Galvan · Answer 1

The answer is C. The necessary and proper clause

The necessary and proper clause means that all the law/regulations created by the government shall be necessary and proper according to the situation that is faced by the nation. For example, the nation could make a law that require all males to join military in when the nation face a crisis in a war.