Question

An implied power is one that:
A: is clearly outlined in the Constitution.
B: gives the Supreme Court power to revise the Constitution.
C: overrules the wording of the Constitution.
D: is suggested by the Constitution, but not specifically stated.

Answer 1

Answer:

Option D

Explanation:

Implied powers are powers that aren't exactly stated in the Constitution but are assumed because of other powers that are similar in ways of the following are stated in the constitution. Which means your answer is option D or "is suggested by the Constitution, but not specifically stated." One of the most common examples of an implied power, is the government's ability to collect taxes. Although not specifically stated in the Constitution is it easy to assume speaking how the government has the power to start war, and war isn't cheap you need funds.

Hope this helps.