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Based on the ruling of Gibbons v. Ogden, who could regulate commerce between states? a.)the federal government and the states involved in the trade b.)another state uninvolved in the trade c.)the federal
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Based on the ruling of Gibbons v. Ogden, who could regulate commerce between states?

a.)the federal government and the states involved in the trade

b.)another state uninvolved in the trade

c.)the federal government

d.)the states involved in trade

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c

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User Roger Dodger
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The answer to your question is C) The federal government.
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