The primary way the general welfare clause has been used to expand national powers is through the national government
a. directing antipoverty programs.
b. forcing state governments to operate the antipoverty programs.
c. regulating the civil rights policies of state governments.
d. giving money to states to operate programs according to national standards.
e. controlling the state and local police.
Question 2
The General Welfare Clause is a good example of
a. carrot and stick programs.
b. the Triad of Powers.
c. the Supremacy Clause
d. delegated powers.
e. implied powers.
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