What Was the Significance of Fletcher V. Peck

question 137

Multiple Choice

What was the significance of Fletcher v. Peck?

• A) It established the power of judicial review over the states.
• B) It upheld the creation of a national bank.
• C) It provided crucial legal justification for the expansion of federal government power.
• D) It was the decision that created the "necessary and proper" clause.
• E) This was the ruling which first stated that certain provisions of the Constitution exclude the states from acting in areas where they might interfere with federal statutes or authority.

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