Congress's Power to Regulate Interstate Commerce Was Expanded to the Point

question 55

Multiple Choice

Congress's power to regulate interstate commerce was expanded to the point that it appeared virtually limitless under

• A) United States v. Lopez.
• B) Gonzales v. Raich.
• C) Printz v. United States.
• D) South Dakota v. Dole.
• E) Wickard v. Filburn.

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