In which of the following did the Court decide that insurance was interstate commerce when conducted across state lines,and therefore was subject to federal regulation?

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The South-Eastern Underwriters Association case was a landmark case that decided that insurance was interstate commerce when conducted across state lines, and therefore subject to federal regulation. This decision overturned the previous ruling in Paul v. Virginia, which held that insurance was not interstate commerce and could be regulated solely by the states. The McCarran-Ferguson Act and Financial Modernization Act are both legislative acts related to insurance regulation, but do not pertain to the question of whether insurance is interstate commerce.

In Which of the Following Did the Court Decide That