They've decided the fate of the Indians, decided their land boundaries, but some of them have been negative, because the Indians are tax exempt, they start large businesses like casinos outside of their territories and dont pay taxes, this is very controversial today,. <span>minority group would be the american Indians, they used to be majority but now minority. they have had to fight both physically and legally to get to where they are today</span>
I believe it is 16, 1 for each member in the house, plus 2 for the senators.
Listed specifically in the constitution. For example, Article 1 Section 8 of the USC lists all the enumerated powers bestowed upon Congress. These include, but are not limited to, the right to
• Impose taxes and tariffs upon U.S. goods and imports.
• Regulate how much our money is worth, as well as foreign coin and such sort.
• Declare War.
Now, one of the powers is, and I quote;
"<span>Make all Laws which shall be necessary and proper for carrying into Execution the foregoing Powers, and all other Powers vested by this Constitution in the Government of the United States, or in any Department or Officer thereof."
Now, these are the unenumerated (or implied) powers. For example,the Constitution doesn't say you can have </span><span>to buy at so-and-so grocery store. But it is implied in the fact that we have free will.
Another, less ludicrous example, would be the right to travel. It isn't stated, but it is implied.
Thus, an enumerated power is a power bestowed upon Congress that is explicitly listed in the U.S Constitution. Hope I could be of help! <3</span>
Industrialization in the United States of America and its society mostly led to the development of a steady industry (obviously) and with this an increased production of goods which enabled the US to become a major power on the world geopolitical scene. Furthermore, it created the working class in the US as a lot of workers were needed in the US that would work in the industry.