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Marshalls Court

Marshalls Court

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9th Grade

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Ronald Luffy

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Marshalls Court

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Multiple Choice

Review Question

Which of the following would be true of Federalists

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They wanted strong state governments and a weaker federal government

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They wanted a federal government that is stronger than state government.

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They not like the idea of Three branches of Government.

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Multiple Choice

Review Question

Which of the following would be true of Federalists?

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Federalists believed the Constitution should be be interpreted loosely.

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Federalists believed the Constitution should be interpreted strictly.

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Federalists did not support the Constitution at all

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Multiple Choice

Review Question

which of the following statements would be true of Democratic-Republicans

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Wanted stronger state governments than federal government

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Wanted a stronger federal government than state government

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Wanted to reinstate a Monarchy in America

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John Marshall was the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court from 1801 to 1835

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Three very important Supreme Court decisions were made during that time

  • Marbury v Madison

  • McCulloch v Maryland

  • Gibbons v Ogden

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Marbury V Madison (1803)

  • Ruled that the Judiciary Act of 1789 unconstitutional

  • Gave the Supreme Court the Power of Judicial Review

  • Judicial Review- The federal courts could declare laws unconstitutional

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McCulloch v. Maryland (1819)

  • Ruled that states cannot tax a federal bank

  • States cannot interfere with federal institutions.

  • "The power to tax involves the power to destroy"- John Marshall

  • States cannot pass a law that violates the the U.S. Constitution

  • Stated that Congress had implied powers in addition to the ones specifically listed in the Constitution

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Gibbons v Ogden (1824)

  • National aw is superior to state law

  • Gives the federal government sole power to regulate interstate trade

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Open Ended

In one or two sentences explain the effect that Marshalls decisions had on the federal government.

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