Question

1) Select the best answer.

What is the difference between an inherent power and an implied power?

An inherent power is a power that belongs to the government because the government is a sovereign state. The implied powers are those powers created by the Necessary and Proper Clause.

An implied power is a power delegated to the national and state governments while the inherent power is tied to the original Constitution.

An inherent power is listed in the Constitution and an implied power is inferred from the Equal Protection Clause.

An implied power has been established through the enumerated powers of the Bill of Rights; an inherent power just naturally belongs to the national government.

2) Select THREE inalienable rights according to the Declaration of Independence.

life

solitude

wealth

liberty

pursuit of happiness

health

Answer 1

1) The first answer.

2) Life; Liberty; Pursuit of happiness.