Barron V. Baltimore Established the Constitutional Principle That

Barron v. Baltimore established the constitutional principle that

A) people are citizens of each state and subject to the constitution of that state when the laws of that state are applied to the people.
B) the federal Constitution applies to the states and the federal government.
C) slaves are not people as a matter of law, but, rather, are property.
D) only property owners should have the right to vote..