What was one result of the supreme court’s
decision in gibbons v. ogden (1824)?
(1) the power of the federal government over
interstate commerce was strengthened.
(2) the rights of accused individuals were
expanded.
(3) the power of the judicial branch was limited.
(4) the court declined to hear cases involving
disputes between states.

Which of the following are details about the compromise of 1877? election results in a couple of states were in dispute and too close to call. samuel tilden would be given the win in exchange for the removal of federal troops. the presidential election was close between rutherford hayes and ulysses grant. it was agreed troops would leave the south in exchange for a hayes victory.