In an early U.S. Supreme Court interpretation of the commerce clause, the Court ruled that ________ could regulate labor relations at a manufacturing plant because a work stoppage at the plant would seriously impact interstate commerce.
A) Congress
B) the President
C) the Senate
D) state legislatures
E) state governors

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The U.S. Supreme Court has interpreted the commerce clause to allow Congress to regulate various aspects of commerce, including labor relations, especially when those relations have a significant impact on interstate commerce. This broad interpretation allows for federal oversight in areas that affect the flow of commerce between states.

In an Early U