Why was the outcome of Gibbons vs. Ogden in 1824 important?  A. It established the supreme court's right to review state laws.  B. It freed all slaves North of the Mason Dixon line. C. It prevented state monopolies or tariffs from impeding the flow of goods, people, and news across the nation. D. It said that states could pass laws creating tariffs or monopolies which would trump federal laws and agreements

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Why was the outcome of Gibbons vs. Ogden in 1824 important? 

A. It established the supreme court's right to review state laws. 

B. It freed all slaves North of the Mason Dixon line.

C. It prevented state monopolies or tariffs from impeding the flow of goods, people, and news across the nation.

D. It said that states could pass laws creating tariffs or monopolies which would trump federal laws and agreements

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