Unit 3.2 - Marshall's Court

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Multiple Choice

What did John Marshall do during the Revolutionary War?

• He was a lawyer for the Continental Congress.

• He joined the British forces.

• He joined the American forces.

• He was a diplomat in France.

Multiple Choice

Where did John Marshall study law?

• Harvard

• Princeton

• William and Mary

• University of Virginia

Multiple Choice

What role did John Marshall have in John Adams' cabinet?

• Secretary of State

• Secretary of War

• Secretary of Education

• Secretary of Transportation

Multiple Choice

Judicial review, which was determined by Marbury v. Madison, was part of the Constitutional system of ______________.

• federalism

• checks and balances

• national supremacy

• limited powers

Multiple Choice

The significance of the Supreme Court case, Cohens v. Virginia, was _________.

• it granted the Supreme Court the power of judicial review.

• it granted Congress the powers "necessary and proper" to complete its duties.

• it granted Congress power over interstate commerce.

• it stated that the Supreme Court could rule on cases already decided by state courts if there was a Constitutional issue or national and state laws conflicted.

Multiple Choice

What does John Marshall favor?

• Strong state governments

• Strong federal (national) government

Multiple Select

What are the TWO (2) outcomes of the case, Marbury v. Madison?

• Marbury was entitled to his commission, but the Supreme Court couldn't give it to him.

• Marbury wasn't entitled to his commission because Adams didn't deliver the commission.

• Jefferson was required to deliver the commission to Marbury.

• The Supreme Court has the power to review the actions of the President and Congress.

Multiple Choice

Which political party favored the Bank of the United States?

• Federalists

• Democratic-Republicans

Multiple Choice

The Supreme Court ruled that the Bank of the US was constitutional because Congress has __________.

• unlimited powers

• judicial review

• implied powers

• limited powers

Multiple Choice

The ________ says that, when in conflict, national laws trump state laws. Therefore, Maryland's taxes of the Bank of the U.S. were illegal.

• 3/5ths Compromise

• Great Compromise

• Separation of Powers

• Supremacy Clause

Multiple Choice

The Supreme Court case, Gibbons v. Ogden, said that Congress had ________________.

• power over intrastate commerce

• power over interstate commerce

• power over foreign trade

• only the powers written in the Constitution

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Multiple Select

For the case of Marbury v. Madison, which TWO (2) labels should be on the scales (items 3 & 4)?

• executive

• judicial

• federal

• states

Multiple Select

For the case of Marbury v. Madison, which side gained power from this case?

• executive

• judicial

• federal

• states

Multiple Select

For the case of Marbury v. Madison, what is the justification for your previous answer (item 5)?

• It increased the power of the executive because Marbury didn't get his commission.

• It increased the power of the judicial because it established judicial review.

• It increased the power of the federal government because it gave more power to the federal government.

• It increased the power of the states because it took power from the federal government and gave it to the states.

Multiple Select

For the case, McCullogh v. Maryland, which TWO (2) labels belong on the scales (items 3 & 4)?

• executive

• judicial

• federal

• state

Multiple Select

For the case, McCullogh v. Maryland, which side gained power from this case?

• executive

• judicial

• federal

• state

Multiple Select

For the case, McCullogh v. Maryland, what is the justification for your previous answer (item 5)?

• The case gave more power to the executive because Madison was right about the Bank of the U.S.

• The case gave more power to the judicial because the Supreme Court made the decision.

• The case gave more power to the federal government because it gave Congress implied powers.

• The case gave more power to the states because they were allowed to tax federal entities.

Multiple Select

For the case of Gibbons v. Ogden, which TWO (2) labels should be on the scales (items 3 & 4)?

• executive

• judicial

• federal

• state

Multiple Select

For the case of Gibbons v. Ogden, which side gained power in this case?

• executive

• judicial

• federal

• state

Multiple Select

For the case of Gibbons v. Ogden, what is the justification for your previous answer (item 5)?

• It gave power to the executive, because the federal government could regulate interstate trade.

• It gave more power to the judicial, because the Supreme Court made the decision.

• It gave more power to the federal government because it could regulate interstate trade.

• It gave more power to the states because they had the power over trade in their own states.