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How did the case of McCulloch vs. Maryland affect economic practices in the United States? It gave the states the right to tax federal banks. It gave the people the right to cre…

How did the case of McCulloch vs. Maryland affect economic practices in the United States? It gave the states the right to tax federal banks. It gave the people the right to cre…
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How did the case of McCulloch vs. Maryland affect economic practices in the United States?

It gave the states the right to tax federal banks.

It gave the people the right to create private banks.

It gave Congress the right to establish a national bank.

It gave the President the right to control state and federal banks.

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I took this test before lol

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it gave the president the right to control state and federal banks.

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