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The supreme court decision to overturn granger laws in wabash v. illinois (1886) led to

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    The U. S. Supreme Court ruled in 1886 that Illinois' granger laws were unconstitutional because they attempted to control interstate commerce, which had been deemed a responsibility of the federal government by Gibbons v. Ogden (1824).
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