<span>If the Supreme Court had decided
differently in Gibbons V. Ogden or Mcculloch V. Maryland, Maryland may be able
to established bank. The McCulloch v. Maryland is one of the most significant cases
of the Supreme Court in relation to the federal power. The Supreme Court believed
that the Congress has inferred authorities get from Article I, Section 8 or the
“Necessary and Proper” clause. It provided the Congress the authority to
establish a national bank.</span>
As Laborie rightly states: 'Staring at the Enlightenment can be blinding ... This preference essentially coincides with that of the Enlightenment authors themselves. ... civility regardless of the doctrinal disputes that divided Christianity. ... Even when desired unity was conceived of as the triumph of one religion.
Industries in New England started to develop a lot faster due to the advancements in technology. They started using coal instead of wood, steam engines instead of manual labor, and cotton mills.
