Powers of Congress

Power of Congress given by the President

Power of Congress not specifically listed in the Constitution

Power of Congress Specifically listed by the Constitution

Power that the Constitution specifically denied Congress

Power of Congress not specifically listed in the Constitution

Power of Congress specifically listed in the Constitution

Power given to Congress by the President

The power to create an air force

The power to open post offices

The power to appoint judges

The power to open schools

The power to build roads

The power to institute a military draft

The power to mandate clean drinking water standards

The power to ban child labor

Coming after the third, before the fifth

Going into the distance

Just previously mentioned

Gives congress all powers necessary and proper to carry out expressed powers

Gives police all powers necessary and proper to arrest criminals

Gives the president all powers necessary and proper to fight a war

The power to establish rules of citizenship

The power to declare war

Power to raise and support armies

The power to regulate commerce

Congress wouldn't have the power to raise armies

The capital would be moved to Washington D.C.

Each state would have it's own bank

Alexander Hamilton

Thomas Jefferson