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14. The Reconstruction amendments toppled the ideals of what Supreme Court decision? a. Gibbons v. Ogden. b. Dred Scott v. Stanford. c. Fletcher v. Peck. d. Marbury v. Madison. e. McCulloch v. Maryland.
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