This court case said the federal government had some control over when many states trade. This case was called: McCulloch v. Maryland or Gibbons vs Ogden

Andrew Jackson believed in: Slavery or States having more power and national government that had strong defense

The cotton increased the need for slave labor True False

Question

History

Jasiah Lamb

3 August, 14:20

This court case said the federal government had some control over when many states trade. This case was called: McCulloch v. Maryland or Gibbons vs Ogden

Andrew Jackson believed in: Slavery or States having more power and national government that had strong defense

The cotton increased the need for slave labor True False

+2

Answers (1)

Know the Answer?

Kristen Alvarado · Answer 1

Gibbons v. Ogden's rule regulated interstate commerce by the federal government.

Andrew Jackson believed in slavery and was unashamed at owning slaves.

True. Growing cotton was very laborious and required a lot of attention so the need for slave labor increased.