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Those powers expressly listed in the Constitution are referred to as
O enumerated.
O concurrent.
C
O reserved.
O implied.

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Those powers expressly listed in the Constitution are referred to as  enumerated.

Which powers are listed in the Constitution are called?

The enumerated powers is a term that is said to be called the expressed powers, the explicit powers as well as the delegated powers that pertains to the United States Congress.

These are known to be the powers that are said to be granted to the federal government of the United States and this is invested on them by the United States Constitution and a lot of them are said to be listed in Article I, Section 8 of the Constitution of the United States.

The  Article I, Section 8 of the Constitution states that the specific powers that belong to the federal government are enumerated powers.

Therefore, Those powers expressly listed in the Constitution are referred to as  enumerated.

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