A result of the Gibbo V. Ogden (1824) decision was that state could regulate commerce only within their borders. This was a landmark decision in which united state supreme that held the power to regulate interstate commerce. The landmark was considered decision with ripple effect that lasted for 1000 years.
The Antifederalists apposed a strong federal government and were more supportive of stronger state governments. The Articles of Confederation were before the Constituition and they gave the states governments more authority.
