Why is it important for Congress to make laws based on powers that are implied but not given?

Question

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Responses

so Congress can follow the exact meaning of the Constitution
so Congress can follow the exact meaning of the Constitution

so Congress can carry out its duties as times change
so Congress can carry out its duties as times change

so Congress can borrow money and collect taxes
so Congress can borrow money and collect taxes

so Congress can regulate foreign commerce

Answer 1

The correct response is:

so Congress can carry out its duties as times change.

This is important because implied powers allow Congress to adapt to new challenges and issues that arise over time, ensuring that it can legislate effectively even when the Constitution does not explicitly outline every necessary power.