The necessary and proper clause of the constitution allows congress to
a. take any action it deems necessary for the safety of washington, d. c.
b. make all laws that are necessary to carry out its constitutional powers.
c. make more money to reduce the national debt.
d. to confirm presidential nominations.

The correct answer is B) make all laws that are necessary to carry out its constitutional powers.

The Necessary and Proper Clause of the Constitution allows Congress to make all laws that are necessary to carry out its constitutional powers.

In United States politics is also known as the "elastic clause." This clause has been the object of many debates by scholars and politicians because the framers of the Constitution were not specific about the meaning of the term "necessary." As the term is ambiguous, it can be interpreted in many ways.