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1supreme court decision that ruled that the constitution gave control of interstate commerce to the u.s. congress, not the individual states through which a route passed.6 sets
2regulating interstate commerce is a power reserved to the federal government6 sets
3steamboat case, state of ny tried to grant a private concern a monopoly of waterborne commerce between ny and nj...developed interstate trade5 sets
41824--clarified the commerce clause and affirmed congressional power over interstate commerce.4 sets
5a landmark case decided in 1824 in which the supreme court interpreted very broadly the clause in article i, section 8, of the constitution giving congress the power to regular interstate commerce, encompassing virtually every from of commercial activity.3 sets
6a case that arose from an attempt by new york state to grant a monopoly of steamboat operation between new york and new jersey. ogden was licensed to operate the ferry and argued that navigation commerce was a state regulated thing, but gibbons had his own ferry business incensed by a statue enacted by congress. the court disagreed with ogden claiming that congress had as much power over commerce as navigation. this established a broad interpretation of the constitution.2 sets
7in this case the supreme court gave a wide definition to congress' power to "regulate commerce... among the several states."2 sets
8canal bween nj & ny, taxing ships from other states 4 use, establishes that congress alone has control of interstate commerce2 sets
9(1824) in this case the supreme court gave a wide definition to congress' power to "regulate commerce... among the several states."2 sets
10court strengthened congress's power to regulate interstate commerce. the stae of ny had granted fulton and livingston rights to carry passangers on the hudson to nyc. they gave the rights to ogden. gibbons also had a license, under an act of congress, and began competing with ogden for ferry trade. ogden took him to court and won in ny courts. gibbons to the case to the supreme court and won. marshall said that the power of congress to regulate interstate commerce was complete in itself.2 sets
11about a monopoly on steamboat operations on the new york river, the government ruled that the supremacy clause gave the federal government all rights to interstate commerce and navigation.2 sets
12court strengthened federal government - only congress could regulate interstate commerce2 sets
13a case that arose from an attempt by new york state to grant a monopoly of steamboat operation between new york and new jersey. ogden was licensed to operate the ferry and argued that navigation commerce was a state regulated thing, but gibbons had his own ferry business incensed by a statue enacted by congress. the court disagreed with ogden claiming that congress had as much power over commerce as navigation. this established a broad interpretation of the constitution.2 sets
14a landmark case decided in 1824 in which the supreme court interpreted very broadly the clause in article i, section 8, of the constitution giving congress the power to regulate interstate commerce, encompassing virtually every form of commercial activity.2 sets
15said that the power to regulate interstate navigation was granted by the commerce clause2 sets
16supreme court decision that ruled that the constitution gave control of interstate commerce to the u.s. congress, not the individual states which a route passed.2 sets
17ruled that only the federal government has authority over interstate commerce; new york passed a law allowing monopoly on steamship travel to certain people, including aaron ogden. yet, thomas gibbons who wanted to use these waterways and was given federal permission to do so, was denied in new york. caused marshall to use influence to determine federal government over state.2 sets
18(jmon) interstate commerce, in this marshall court case, the u.s. supreme court invalidated a state monopoly and reaffirmed congress' power to oversee commerce between states. of all the cases that have interpreted the scope of congressional power under the commerce clause, none has been more important than this "steamboat case." the case established a basic precedent because it paved the way for later federal regulation of transportation, communication, buying and selling, and manufacturing. today, little economic activity remains outside the regulatory power of congress.2 sets
19recognized federal government's authority over interstate trade2 sets
20supreme court case that decided if the government had the right to regulate converse between the states2 sets
21a landmark case in 1824 in which the supreme court expanded congress's power to regulate interstate commerce, encompassing virtually every form of commercial activity2 sets
221824; government controlled interstate trade1 set
23broadened the meaning of inter-state commerce1 set
24asserts congressional control over interstate commerce1 set
25upheld power of federal government to control trade, states cannot impeed on federal power1 set
26this case involved the issue of interstate commerce1 set
27gives defined boarders for implied powers in the consti1 set
28new york and new jersey ferry case. federal court one because of the supremecy clause1 set
29an 1824 case in which the supreme court upheld the powwer of the federal government to regulate interstate commerce1 set
30supreme court upheld broad congressional power to regulate interstate commerce; broad interpretation of the constitution's commerce clause paved the way for later rulings1 set
31congress controlls interstate commerce 18241 set
321824. marshall's last great decision. clause of constitution empowering congress to regulate commerce w/ foreign nations and among states. federal supremacy over state decisions. about steamboats.1 set
33established a broad interpretation of the commerce clause; determined congress power encompassed virtually every form of commercial acivity. the commerce clause has been the constitutional basis for much of congress' regulation of the economy.1 set
34established a broad interpretation of the commerce clause; determined congres' power encompassed virtually every form of commercial activity. the commerce clause has been the constitutional basis for much of congress' regulation of the economy1 set
35congress can grant licenses to interstate steamboat operators, even if conflicts with state law. commerce is "intercourse," includes navigation. among the states means concerning more states than one. congress has plenary power to regulate commerce, so states can't interfere. (1824)1 set
36states try to tax other states ships in canal between ny and nj. establishes that interstate commerce can only be regulated by the federal government1 set
37which court case addressed the issue of interstate commerce?1 set
381824; gibbons had new york boating liscense to boat, ogden had federal liscense; court ruled for ogden which expanded their control over interstate commerce1 set
39(1824) established the concept of federal control over intrusive commerce1 set
401824; established the concept of federal control of interstate commerce1 set