Knowledge Check: Wickard v. Filburn

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What was the main issue in Wickard v. Filburn?
- Whether the federal government could regulate labor unions
- Whether the federal government could regulate wheat production for personal use
- Whether states could impose tariffs on imported goods
- Whether private businesses could refuse service based on race
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True or False: Roscoe Filburn’s excess wheat production had a direct impact on interstate commerce.
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- False
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What legal authority did Congress use to regulate wheat production under the Agricultural Adjustment Act of 1938?
- The Equal Protection Clause
- The Commerce Clause
- The Necessary and Proper Clause
- The First Amendment
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How did the Supreme Court’s ruling in Wickard v. Filburn affect the scope of the Commerce Clause?
- It limited the scope to only include commercial activities.
- It expanded the scope to include non-commercial, local activities.
- It clarified that the Commerce Clause only applies to interstate transportation.
- It had no significant impact on the interpretation of the Commerce Clause.
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True or False: The decision in Wickard v. Filburn strengthened the principle of federalism by clearly delineating the powers between state and federal governments.
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- False
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What long-term effect did the Wickard v. Filburn ruling have on congressional legislation?
- It encouraged Congress to delegate more legislative powers to state governments.
- It led Congress to restrict its own regulatory powers.
- It paved the way for Congress to delegate substantial lawmaking powers to federal agencies.
- It resulted in Congress abandoning the Commerce Clause as a basis for legislation.
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According to the lesson, how has Wickard v. Filburn impacted personal and economic freedoms?
- It has improved economic efficiency by standardizing regulations across states.
- It has enhanced personal and economic freedoms by providing clear regulatory guidelines.
- It has eroded personal and economic freedoms due to overregulation.
- It has had no significant impact on personal and economic freedoms.
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What constitutional amendment is seen as being undermined by the expansive interpretation of the Commerce Clause in Wickard v. Filburn?
- The First Amendment
- The Second Amendment
- The Tenth Amendment
- The Fourteenth Amendment
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