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Bernana

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The general conclusion of the Supreme Court in United States v. Lopez was that
 
  A) the Second Amendment forbids any government restriction on the right to bear arms.
  B) there are limits to the national government's ability to regulate behavior based on the commerce clause.
  C) schools are exclusively a state and local responsibility.
  D) the right to bear arms extends even to those who are not legal adults.
  E) entities of the state do not have ability equal to that of the state itself to successfully challenge national law.

Question 2

In Dred Scott, the Supreme Court decided that Congress had no power to
 
  A) prohibit slavery.
  B) create a national bank.
  C) control sale of guns.
  D) regulate navigable waterways.
  E) issue grants-in-aid.



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Answer to Question 1

B

Answer to Question 2

A





 

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