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Gibbons v. Ogden established what principle regarding the commerce clause of the constitution?
A) The commerce clause did not allow Congress to prohibit the formation of a monopoly.
B) The commerce clause could be only invoked where resources were shared between states.
C) The only limits on the commerce clause are those specifically listed in the Constitution.
D) The commerce clause should be narrowly interpreted.
E) The only limits on the commerce clause are those where state interests were deemed more pressing than national interests.
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I may need your help with some others too!
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Appreciate your honestly, please mark it solved
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