Question

what are the implied powers can anyone help me???

Answer 1

Implied powers are the powers that are not specifically laid out in the Constitution of the United States, yet are IMPLIED by other phrases, powers which can reasonably be assumed to belong to the FEDERAL GOVERNMENT. For instance, there was no mention of the power of the government to start a bank of the United States. Hamilton argued that the power to do so was implied by the words giving the government the EXPLICIT power to provide for the "GENERAL WELFARE".

Answer 2

lol thanks man thats awesome
nice name

Answer 3

No problem. Are you working on a paper? What is it about?

Answer 4

yes i am its about alexander Hamiltan and i am stuck

Answer 5

Any questions? Shoot. I love Hamilton. I am a High School History teacher.

Answer 6

What class is it for?

Answer 7

thats awesome anmd yes do we have soething like a natioanl bank today???

Answer 8

usa history

Answer 9

Kind of, the Federal Reserve Banking sytem.

Answer 10

i mean i know he came up with implied powers the national bank and i dont know what else

Answer 11

what grade? What is the question you are trying to answer, are you writing a paper?

Answer 12

OK, I am more than happy to help you. How were you, or are you supposed to learn about him? Is this a research assignment? Was there notes you missed?

Answer 13

10th grade the question was wat impact did alexander hamiltan have on the usa in its infant stages ya its a paper

Answer 14

what school u teach at?

Answer 15

Hamilton was the best. He was brilliant. Very, very smart.

Answer 16

yes i know but wat did he do

Answer 17

I am unemployed right now. I hope to get a job teaching history next year.

Answer 18

Hamilton helped write the Constitution. Although many of his ideas were rejected, he believed that one day America could be great, but only if it was a Nation, united.

Answer 19

ya but i need to make my paper longer and i did hit on that already

Answer 20

So even though he did not agree with everything in the Constitution, he supported it greatly during the process of ratification. He lived in New York, a state that was not very supportive of many of the ideas of the Constitution.

Answer 21

well ya he wrote most of the federalist papers

Answer 22

Since most people got their information from reading, he wrote many...yep what else you already got?

Answer 23

i got stuff about the implied powers and the enumerated powers

Answer 24

i am trying to connect the natioanl bank with something today

Answer 25

He created the economic plan of the united states. First, he convinced Washington to assume the debts of the States that were incurred during the revolutionary war. This was a way to unite the nation and strengthen the credit of the United States. He knew that they had to pay back the debt.

Answer 26

thats helpfull thanks

Answer 27

hey got to go will u be on tomorow???

Answer 28

He saw the importance of industry and finance in the baby country.

Answer 29

OUT

Answer 30

out?

Answer 31

thanks for help