In the early years of the new republic, most disputes over the boundaries of national versus state power involved which of the following?

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The early disputes over the boundaries of national versus state power largely focused on the implied powers of the national government and its power to regulate commerce, as seen in famous cases such as McCulloch v. Maryland and Gibbons v. Ogden. While there were also debates over other issues such as the role of the national government in mediating disputes between states, these were not as central to the early struggles over federalism.

In the Early Years of the New Republic, Most Disputes