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True or false Liberal constructionists hesitated to use implied powers?
false that was strict contructionists
If the strict constructionists had won their battle to limit Congresss implied powers how might our government be different today?
well our government would
Which is the best description of how strict constructionists thought a liberal constructionist view would affect the nation?
the states' powers would be restricted and weakend.
The elastic clause and the necessary and the proper clause?
The ''elastic clause" of congress would be the last paragraph in the 8th section of the constitution.It says:"To make all laws which shall be necessary and proper for carrying into execution the foregoing powers, and all other powers vested by this constitution in the government of the united states,or in any department or officer thereof." This was often used by the "loose constructionists" or the federalists to do something not in the constitution, like create a national bank. The democratic-republicans were called ''strict constructionists" because they said the government could only create things like a bank if it was in the constitution.
National powers are called what?
National powers are called "federal powers."
Strict constructionists want congress to what?
Strict constructionists want Congress to use only expressed powers.
True or false Liberal constructionists hesitated to use implied powers?
false that was strict contructionists
What do Strict constructionists want Congress to?
Strict constructionists want Congress to use only expressed powers.
If the strict constructionists had won their battle to limit Congresss implied powers how might our government be different today?
well our government would
Which is the best description of how strict constructionists thought a liberal constructionist view would affect the nation?
the states' powers would be restricted and weakend.
Hamilton and other strict constructionists believed that Congress had the power to do anything that might be reasonably implied from its expressly delegated powers?
Hamilton and other strict constructionists believed in a broad interpretation of the Constitution, arguing that Congress had the power to take actions that were reasonably implied from its expressly delegated powers. This meant that they believed in a loose interpretation of the necessary and proper clause, giving Congress expansive authority to carry out its functions.
How did the strict constructionist view the elastic clause?
Strict constructionists view the elastic clause, or the Necessary and Proper Clause, with skepticism, believing that it should be interpreted narrowly. They argue that the federal government should only exercise powers explicitly granted by the Constitution, avoiding any expansion of federal authority through broad interpretations of the elastic clause. This perspective emphasizes a limited government and a strict adherence to the Constitution's text to prevent overreach. Consequently, strict constructionists advocate for a clear distinction between state and federal powers, ensuring states retain significant authority.
How did strict constructionist feel about implied powers?
Implied powers gave the national government too much power.
What favors a board interpretation of the constitution which would extend the powers of the congress?
Liberal Constructionists
What was the connection between the national bank and elastic clause?
The connection between the national bank and the elastic clause lies in the interpretation of the Constitution's powers. The elastic clause, found in Article I, Section 8, allows Congress to make laws that are necessary and proper for executing its enumerated powers. Supporters of the national bank, particularly Alexander Hamilton, argued that the bank was essential for managing the nation's finances and promoting economic stability, thus justifying its creation under the elastic clause. This interpretation emphasized a broad understanding of federal powers, contrasting with strict constructionists who opposed the bank on constitutional grounds.
What does liberal constructionists want congress to do?
create new powers, as needed, over time
How did strict constitutionalists feel about implied powers?
implied powers gave the national government too much power. school makes me tired.
