Question 6 • SY 25-26_NJ-U.S. History I_McGeehan_MP2
The Constitution does not specifically name the power to establish a national bank. Congress has used its express powers, including taxing, borrowing, and regulating commerce, to justify creating one as a means of carrying out its constitutional responsibilities under the Necessary and Proper Clause. Thus, establishing a national bank is classified as an implied power of Congress.
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