Government - Judicial Review Lesson/Quiz

Government - Judicial Review Lesson/Quiz

A Major Court Decision

Crash Course Video - Judicial Review

On the next slide, watch the video and then answer the questions on the subsequent slides.

Multiple Choice

The main power and “check” that the Supreme Court has on the executive and legislative branches is called:

• Judicial Review

• Supreme Review

• Constitutional Authority

Multiple Choice

The federal courts have the power to review Congressional Laws (Statutes).

• True

• False

Multiple Choice

The federal courts have the power to review Federal Bureaucratic Agencies.

• True

• False

Multiple Choice

The federal courts have the power to review State Actions.

• True

• False

Multiple Choice

The federal courts have the power to review State Governor Executive Actions.

• True

• False

Multiple Choice

The federal Supreme Court’s power to review and overturn states come from the:

• Supremacy Act

• Supreme Authority

• Supremacy Clause

• Santa Claus

Multiple Choice

Where does the actual power of Judicial Review come from?

• The Constitution

• The Supreme Court itself

• The President

Multiple Choice

The Supreme Court case that determined the idea of Judicial Review is:

• Madison v Jefferson

• Marbury v Madison

• Marshall v Madison

• Ried v Morrill

Multiple Choice

What are rights called in which all law enforcement officers should inform a suspect?

• Legal Rights

• Miranda Rights

• Arizona Rights

• Rights to Remain Silent

History Channel Video -

Marbury v. Madison

On the next slide, watch the video and then answer the questions on the subsequent slides.

Multiple Choice

In what year did the Marbury v Madison case take place?

• 1703

• 1803

• 1903

• 2003

Multiple Choice

What was the “document” or formal piece of paper that essentially gave the “appointment” (giving the job) to the new federal judges?

• Commission

• Formal Document

• Mandate

• .pdf file

Multiple Choice

Who was the Supreme Court justice that ruled in the Marbury v Madison case?

• James Madison

• John Marbury

• John Marshall

• Jimmy 'the Judge' Marshall