During the era of dual federalism the national government had absolute control over all forms of commercial activity.

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Dual federalism is characterized by a strict separation of powers between the national and state governments, with each having control over their respective spheres. Under dual federalism, the national government did not have absolute control over all forms of commercial activity; this would be more characteristic of a centralized or unitary government system.

During the Era of Dual Federalism the National Government Had