The primary authorization of Constitutional powers is given to Congress under:

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Article I of the Constitution specifically outlines the powers and authority of Congress, including the power to tax, declare war, regulate commerce, and make laws. The Preamble establishes the purpose of the Constitution, but does not grant specific powers. Article VI deals with the supremacy of federal law, not necessarily with the authorization of powers. The Bill of Rights outlines individual rights and liberties, but does not grant powers to Congress.

The Primary Authorization of Constitutional Powers Is Given to Congress