In Wickard V

In Wickard v. Filburn, the Supreme Court decided that

A) Congress had improperly used the interstate commerce clause.
B) Congress had no authority to regulate commerce.
C) not only could Congress regulate interstate commerce but it could regulate anything that affected prices and market conditions.
D) Roscoe Filburn was right and he was to be paid $117.11 by the federal government.
E) the New Deal was not subject to any constitutional limitations.