The Distinction Between Intrastate and Interstate Commerce Became Blurred by the Supreme

question 10

Multiple Choice

The distinction between intrastate and interstate commerce became blurred by the Supreme Court because of:

• A) backlash from passage of the Sherman Antitrust Act.
• B) Congress's failure to take action during the Great Depression.
• C) conflict stemming from Jim Crow.
• D) the politics of the New Deal.
• E) the politics of President Nixon's New Federalism.