Question

7.(02.04 MC)

The state of Texas wished to make an agreement with the foreign government of Mexico. Is this allowed by the Constitution? (1 point)
O No, because making agreements with foreign nations is a delegated power.
O No, because making agreements with foreign nations is a concurrent power.
O Yes, because making agreements with foreign nations is a concurrent power.
Yes, because making agreements with foreign nations is a reserved power.

Answer 1

Yes, because making agreements with foreign nations is a concurrent power

Step-by-step explanation:

The state of Texas wished to make an agreement with the foreign government of Mexico.

Is this allowed by the Constitution?

The answer:

Yes, because making agreements with foreign nations is a concurrent power.

A state can make an agreement with a foreign government by special permission from Congress or the Constitution as it is a concurrent power.