How did the Supreme Court ruling of United States vs. E.C. Knight deal a blow to federalism?
a. It struck down the privileges and immunities clause.
b. It ruled that federal government did not have the authority to regulate manufacturing.
c. It ruled that the federal government did not have the authority to abolish slavery in the territories.
d. It stuck down the Gun-Free School Zones Act.
b. It ruled that federal government did not have the authority to regulate manufacturing.
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a. Democratic Party b. Texas Whig c. Reconstruction faction d. Texas Grange
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What will be an ideal response?