Question

the decision in gibbons v. ogden most likely resulted in
more cases about state versus federal licenses.
fewer applications for steamboat licenses in new york.
fewer disputes about state monopolies.
more challenges to federal supremacy.

Explanation:

The Gibbons v. Ogden case established federal power over interstate commerce, which reduced state - based monopolies. Before the case, states were granting monopolies for steamboat operations. The Supreme Court's decision in Gibbons v. Ogden gave the federal government more authority over such matters, thus leading to fewer disputes about state monopolies.

Answer:

fewer disputes about state monopolies.