The Principle That the Supreme Court Used in Overturning Fulton's

question 46

Multiple Choice

 The principle that the Supreme Court used in overturning Fulton's monopoly on a New York steamboat operation was that 

• A) a monopoly is a restraint on trade. 
• B) patents cannot be issued on recent technology. 
• C) state law cannot prevail over federal law. 
• D) interstate commerce cannot be regulated. 
• E) the indirect effects of commerce are beyond the scope of government regulation.

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