John Marshall, the Principal Architect of American Jurisprudence

John Marshall, the principal architect of American jurisprudence,

A) generally believed in the inherent demise of free market capitalism.
B) generally believed, like Jefferson, in the important role of small, local governments.
C) emphasized the state's right to infringe on individual property rights.
D) generally believed, like Hamilton, that American greatness depended on a strong national government.
E) prioritized limiting state infringement on individual liberties.