The U.S.Supreme Court interprets the Commerce Clause as granting Congress the power to regulate:

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The Supreme Court has interpreted the Commerce Clause to grant Congress the power to regulate not only the channels and instrumentalities of interstate commerce, but also those activities that have a substantial relation to interstate commerce. This is known as the "substantial effects" test. Therefore, choice B is the best answer because it includes both the channels and instrumentalities of interstate commerce, as well as the activities that have a substantial relation to interstate commerce.

The USSupreme Court Interprets the Commerce Clause as Granting Congress the the Power