The case of In re Neagle was important because it
A) offered one of the broadest interpretations yet of the implied powers of the national government.
B) strictly limited the role of federal officials.
C) expanded the "states rights" doctrine of reserved powers.
D) banned firearms on transcontinental railroads.
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