What are inherent powers?

A. powers of the national government that exist due to historical precedence and common practice, but are expressly written in the Constitution

B. powers that are inherited from the English Constitution, but not expressly written in the Constitution

C. powers that are implied by the expressed powers in the Constitution

D. powers expressly written in the Constitution

Question

History

Guest

12 July, 05:58

What are inherent powers?

A. powers of the national government that exist due to historical precedence and common practice, but are expressly written in the Constitution

B. powers that are inherited from the English Constitution, but not expressly written in the Constitution

C. powers that are implied by the expressed powers in the Constitution

D. powers expressly written in the Constitution

+1

Answers (1)

Know the Answer?

Alexia Blevins · Answer 1

I'd say A. powers of the national government that exist due to historical precedence and common practice, but are expressly written in the Constitution