“to make all laws which shall be necessary and proper for carrying into execution the foregoing powers” - us constitution article 1, section 8

the quote above is

also known as the elastic clause because it narrows the powers of the constitution to the specifically listed

a way that the powers of the congress or expanded through requesting permission from the judicial branch

also known as the elastic clause because it gives congress flexibility in the types of legislation that passes

a way that the powers of congress a limited because it gives the judicial branch power to eliminate laws

Also known as the elastic clause because it gives Congress flexibility in the types of legislation that passes

Explanation:

The united states only have 17 pages.

Since It is impossible to write all of the specific duties and responsibilities of the government officials within that 17 pages, the article introduced the elastic cause.

Basically, this elastic clause give the power to the congress to make laws that are not specifically listed in the constitution  , but are deemed as necessary in order to carried out the duties that are specifically listed within the constitution.

option c

explanation:

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