Which fundamental issue of constitutional law had NOT been settled by the Supreme Court by the time of the Second World War?
A) the relationship of the states to the nation
B) the role of government in the management of the economy
C) the relationship between the individual and government
D) the nature of private property and the national economy
E) the inherent interpretation of the supremacy clause.

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By the time of the Second World War, the Supreme Court had addressed various issues related to the relationship of states to the nation, the role of government in the economy, and the interpretation of the supremacy clause. However, the relationship between the individual and the government, especially in terms of rights and liberties, continued to evolve significantly in the post-war period, particularly through landmark cases in the areas of civil rights and liberties.

Which Fundamental Issue of Constitutional Law Had NOT Been Settled