From the 1930s to the Mid-1990s

From the 1930s to the mid-1990s,

A) the Supreme Court tended to support expansion of national authority.
B) the Supreme Court considered issues of federalism to be "political questions" beyond the scope of the Court's jurisdiction.
C) the Supreme Court consistently resisted the expansion of national power.
D) the Supreme Court wavered unpredictably on the issue of national authority.
E) the Court issued decisions that made the division of powers in federalism difficult to ascertain.