The Long-Term Impact of Munn V Illinois (1877)on Regulatory Efforts

question 45

Multiple Choice

The long-term impact of Munn v Illinois (1877) on regulatory efforts was

• A) to hold back federal efforts to regulate business.
• B) to prevent states from regulating interstate trade.
• C) to provide a temporary justification for regulating business.
• D) to establish government as able to regulate all businesses permanently.

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Definitions:

Moss Spore

The reproductive unit of mosses, capable of developing into a new individual without sexual fusion, important for moss propagation.

Microphylls

Small, simple leaves with a single unbranched vein, found in some of the earliest vascular plants.

Megaphylls

Large leaves with a complex vein structure, typically found in most species of ferns and seed plants.

Heterospory

Production of two types of n spores, microspores (male) and megaspores (female). Compare with homospory.