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Gibbons vs Ogden was a Supreme Court Case in 1824 that was the first to address the
The commerce clause
Bankruptcy is a legal proceeding that is regulated by the federal government
True
What are laws called that some states now have that determine whether or not union labor is required
Right To Work(Kaylop)
What type of clause is Article I Section 8 Clause 3 of the US Constitution which gives Congress the power to regulate commerce with foreign nations
Commerce
The federal income tax accounts for nearly 50percent of all federal tax revenues
TRUE
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