In the Supreme Court ruling in Fletcher v. Peck,

a. the court supported the arguments of the state

b. the court upheld the sanctity of contracts

c. the courts rescinded legislative fraud-impaired contracts

d. the court could not rule on the constitutionality of state laws

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Bruno Bonilla

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11 May, 02:45

In the Supreme Court ruling in Fletcher v. Peck,

a. the court supported the arguments of the state

b. the court upheld the sanctity of contracts

c. the courts rescinded legislative fraud-impaired contracts

d. the court could not rule on the constitutionality of state laws

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Adrienne Goodwin · Answer 1

In the Supreme Court ruling in Fletcher v. Peck, " b. the court upheld the sanctity of contracts," which heavily hinted at the idea that Natives did not own their own lands.

In the Supreme Court ruling in Fletcher v. Peck,a. the court supported the arguments of the stateb. the court upheld the sanctity of contractsc. the courts rescinded legislative fraud-impaired contractsd. the court could not rule on the constitutionality of state laws

In the Supreme Court ruling in Fletcher v. Peck,

a. the court supported the arguments of the state

b. the court upheld the sanctity of contracts

c. the courts rescinded legislative fraud-impaired contracts

d. the court could not rule on the constitutionality of state laws