Which is a true statement about the powers of the national government?
A)The only powers of the national government are those specifically stated.
B)The amount of power the national government has depends on the interpretation of the "necessary and proper clause."
C)Powers are determined by the supremacy clause.
D)Powers of the national government are equal to the powers of the state governments.

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The "necessary and proper clause" (also known as the elastic clause) gives the national government the power to make laws that are necessary and proper for carrying out its other powers. This clause has been interpreted broadly, which has expanded the powers of the national government beyond its specifically stated powers in the Constitution.

Which Is a True Statement About the Powers of the National