The Case of in Re Neagle Was Important Because It

question 11

Multiple Choice

The case of In re Neagle was important because it

• A)offered one of the broadest interpretations yet of the implied powers of the national government.
• B)strictly limited the role of federal officials.
• C)expanded the "states rights" doctrine of reserved powers.
• D)banned firearms on transcontinental railroads.

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