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Pleaseeeee hlep meHow did the gibbons v ogden (Supreme Court Case) affect the National government? 2 sent

How did the fletcher v peck (Supreme Court Case) affect the National government? 2 sent

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Gibbons v Ogden: This case expanded the powers of congress. The commerce clause which ended up deciding the outcome of the case as been used as a basis for sweeping congressional power over several issues since. It gave Congress authority over commerce crossing state lines.

Fletcher v Peck: this ruling served as a barrier to state regulation of business corporations.
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Answer:

The decision served to vastly expand the power of congress and the federal government. Now the congress could regulate any commercial activity moved between two states.

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Majority of business could become regulated by the United States basically.

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