The Commerce Clause of the Constitution sets out to prevent states from establishing laws and regulations that would interfere with trade and commerce among the states. How are the national powers of the federal government expanded under the commerce clause? What happens when state regulations, under a state's police powers, impinge on or affect interstate commerce? Your answer should include a full explanation of the applicable law that supports your answer. Read "Reviewing: Business and the Constitution" on page 92 of the text and answer the four questions that follow the scenario. Support your answer with an explanation of the law. Read "Reviewing: Torts: on page 137. Answer questions 1-4 that follow the scenario. Remember to explain the law that supports your answers. The Commerce Clause of the Constitution sets out to prevent states from establishing laws and regulations that would interfere with trade and commerce among the states. How are the national powers of the federal government expanded under the commerce clause? What happens when state regulations, under a state's police powers, impinge on or affect interstate commerce? Your answer should include a full explanation of the applicable law that supports your answer. Read "Reviewing: Business and the Constitution" on page 92 of the text and answer the four questions that follow the scenario. Support your answer with an explanation of the law. Read "Reviewing: Torts: on page 137. Answer questions 1-4 that follow the scenario. Remember to explain the law that supports your answers