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McDonald V. Chicago (2010) Was Significant Because It

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McDonald v. Chicago (2010) was significant because it


A) applied the Second Amendment to state governments for the first time.
B) rejected the idea that the Second Amendment applies to state governments.
C) concluded that the Second Amendment applies only to state governments and not to the federal government.
D) banned assault rifles in the United States.
E) upheld the state of Illinois's restrictions on gun ownership by former felons.

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