Hamilton Argued That Congress Had the Power to Create a National

question 45

Multiple Choice

Hamilton argued that Congress had the power to create a national bank because

• A) the Constitution directly granted this power.
• B) the Constitution gave Congress the power to do whatever was necessary to carry out its stated roles.
• C) the Constitution delegated revenue powers to Congress.
• D) he embraced a strict interpretation of the Constitution.
• E) All of these choices.

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