Which of the following best describes the nature of delegated powers?(1 point)

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The national government may exercise any power as long as there is no rule against it.
The national government may exercise any power as long as there is no rule against it.

The national government is limited to only those functions that is has been assigned in the Constitution.
The national government is limited to only those functions that is has been assigned in the Constitution.

The national government may do anything as long as a majority of the people agree.
The national government may do anything as long as a majority of the people agree.

The national government has the ability to veto or stop any action of a state government that it opposes.

Answer 1

The best description of the nature of delegated powers is:

The national government is limited to only those functions that it has been assigned in the Constitution.

Delegated powers refer specifically to powers that are granted to the national government by the Constitution, meaning that the national government can only exercise powers that are explicitly mentioned or implicitly granted within that document.