An expressed power is a power

A. delegated to the state governments

B. delegated to the national government

C. concurrent to the state governments

D. concurrent to the national government

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Jazlynn Stone

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9 April, 13:35

An expressed power is a power

A. delegated to the state governments

B. delegated to the national government

C. concurrent to the state governments

D. concurrent to the national government

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Bruce Blackburn · Answer 1

An expressed power is a power : delegated to the national government

Expressed power is the type of power that specifically written in the Constitution

As listed in Article I, Section 8 of the Constitution, A power is granted to the Legislative branch of the Government to create National policies whether it's for foreign or domestic matters.

An expressed power is a powerA. delegated to the state governmentsB. delegated to the national governmentC. concurrent to the state governmentsD. concurrent to the national government

An expressed power is a power

A. delegated to the state governments

B. delegated to the national government

C. concurrent to the state governments

D. concurrent to the national government