- Paragraph 2:Explain what implied powers are . Provide an example of an implied power in Congres. Give reasoning as to how implied powers are created. - Paragraph 3:Explain how expressed and implied powers are different. Use an expressed and implied power example to demonstrate how expressed powers are different to implied powers. Provide reasoning as to why the two are different. - Paragraph 4:Explain how the creation of the US Air Force demonstrates both expressed and implied powes.

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- Paragraph 2:Explain what implied powers are . Provide an example of an implied power in Congres. Give reasoning as to how implied powers are created. - Paragraph 3:Explain how expressed and implied powers are different. Use an expressed and implied power example to demonstrate how expressed powers are different to implied powers. Provide reasoning as to why the two are different. - Paragraph 4:Explain how the creation of the US Air Force demonstrates both expressed and implied powes.

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Paragraph 2: Implied powers are those powers that are not explicitly stated in the Constitution but are inferred from the necessary and proper clause. These powers allow Congress to carry out its enumerated powers effectively. An example of an implied power in Congress is the establishment of the IRS to collect taxes. While the Constitution does not explicitly grant Congress the power to create an IRS, it does grant Congress the power to lay and collect taxes. The creation of the IRS is an implied power that allows Congress to carry out its enumerated power to collect taxes.Paragraph 3: Expressed powers are those powers that are explicitly stated in the Constitution, while implied powers are those powers that are inferred from the necessary and proper clause. For example, the power to declare war is an expressed power of Congress, while the power to raise and support armies is an implied power. The power to declare war is explicitly stated in the Constitution, while the power to raise and support armies is inferred from the necessary and proper clause. The two are different because expressed powers are explicitly stated in the Constitution, while implied powers are inferred from the necessary and proper clause.Paragraph 4: The creation of the US Air Force demonstrates both expressed and implied powers. The power to raise and support armies is an expressed power of Congress, while the power to establish an air force is an implied power. The Constitution does not explicitly grant Congress the power to establish an air force, but it does grant Congress the power to raise and support armies. The creation of the US Air Force is an implied power that allows Congress to carry out its enumerated power to raise and support armies.

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