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In Printz v. U.S. and Mack v. U.S. (1997) the Supreme Court ruled that

In Printz v. U.S. and Mack v. U.S. (1997) the Supreme Court ruled that
A) the federal government cannot issue directives requiring states to address particular problems.
B) school segregation was unconstitutional.
C) guns could be prohibited in schools by Congress's use of the commerce power.
D) enhanced the powers of Congress by expanding its interpretation of commerce.
E) states must comply with federal legislative mandates.

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Government in America: People, Politics, and Policy

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Authors: Edwards, Wattenberg, Lineberry

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