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In 1789, we had 13 states. Today we have 50 states. In a federation with 50 states, youamp;#39;re going to have a lot more state line crossings than youamp;#39;ll have in a federation with 13 states. And if every state line crossing creates federal power to act, a huge increase in the number of states will lead to a huge increase in the power of the federal government. And that is essentially what happened in the United States, not only for constitutional reasons, but also for political reasons. So one of the first questions to arise was what is commerce among the several states? And the first famous Supreme Court decision on this was written by John Marshall in a case called Gibbons against Ogden. And what happened in Gibbons against Ogden is that the state of New York gave Ogden a state monopoly, an exclusive state license to run a ferryboat, between Manhattan and New Jersey across the Hudson River. Gibbons decided he wanted to open a competing ferryboat and he got a license from t