Question

While the Bill of Rights protects individual rights, the

elastic clause allows Congress to make laws that could lead to limits in order to protect the common good

elastic clause gives Congress the power to make laws only in emergency situations that could limit rights

fourth article of the Constitution protects the rights of groups, which could conflict with individual rights

fourth article of the Constitution describes states' rights, which include restricting rights as necessary

Answer 1

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Answer 2

elastic clause allows Congress to make laws that could lead to limits in order to protect the common good

Answer 3

The Elastic Clause, also known as the Necessary and Proper Claus gives the federal government powers that are not explicitly stated in the Constitution. It was a way of them understanding that they could not forsee everything that could occur in the shifting and changing democracy. The Constitution was drafted in response to the failing Articles of the Confederation. In this way the drafters tried to allow more liberty to change and shift laws, etc.. To fit the circumstances and provide for the common good.

In this way, though the Bill of Rights ( A measure that was added to satisfy fear over an unchecked government and was a requirement for ratifying the Constitution)m, protects individual rights, the Necessary and Proper or Elastic Clause could allow Congress to impose measure that would limit those rights.

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