In Section 8, which clause gives Congress the most general, non-specific powers?

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Kaelyn Mcintosh

31 May, 02:24

In Section 8, which clause gives Congress the most general, non-specific powers?

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Aniya Ellis · Answer 1

Clause 18 gives Congress the most general, non-specific powers. This clause is called the Necessary and Proper Clause. It states that Congress has the rightful ability to create laws that are necessary and proper for the legislative branch to work. The legislative branch is the branch that is responsible for making laws.