The power to establish a national bank is not a power delegated to Congress and written in the United States Constitution.
<h3>Who have the power to establish a
national bank?</h3>
Generally, the power to establish a national bank is not an implied power and such power to establish banks is reserved for the states.
Hence, the power to establish a national bank is not a power delegated to Congress and written in the United States Constitution.
Therefore, the Option B is correct.
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