During the Nineteenth Century, Property Rights in the United States

Multiple Choice

During the nineteenth century, property rights in the United States

A) were expanded and altered to make them consistent with the industrial economy.
B) had little constitutional protection beyond congressional statute.
C) were a minor focus of the Supreme Court under Marshall and Taney.
D) were narrowly defined to allow for the rights of labor unions and the regulation of commerce.
E) None of the above