Question

14: The elastic clause of the United States Constitution, which was a factor in the McCullough v. Maryland (1819), gives Congress the power to

Answer 1

Answer:

The elastic clause of the Unites State Constitution gives the congress the power to ESTABLISH A NATIONAL BANK

Explanation:

The case of McCullough v. Maryland (1819) was were the supreme court gave the judgement that the congress has a form of implied powers which they obtained from Article 1 section 8 listed in the constitution of the United State. It states that the "necessary and proper clause" empowered the congress to create a national bank.

The case of McCullough v. Maryland was a dispute that resulted in the state of Maryland wanting to impose a tax on the national bank that was set up in Maryland.