Well into the first third of the twentieth century, most efforts by Congress to regulate the American economy-and institute, more specifically, such regulations as wage and hour laws, and protection of collective bargaining rights for unions-were blocked by the Supreme Court's more traditional interpretation of _______________.

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The Supreme Court often used a narrow interpretation of the Commerce Clause, which governs interstate commerce, to block economic regulations by Congress during this period.

Well into the First Third of the Twentieth Century, Most