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22 July, 15:27

Which was an important outcome of Ogden v. Gibbons? A. Steamboats were declared unsafe for trade and transportation. B. A person can't have a business in two states. C. Congress had authority in matters of interstate trade. D. Laws in New Jersey were allowed to be stricter than laws in New York.

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