John Adams

Supreme court demonstrated its strength with the court case _________________

• Gibbons v. Ogden
• Scott v. Sanford
• Marbury v. Madison
• Worcester v. Georgia

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First Chief Justice of the U.S. Supreme Court to establish judicial review.

• Thomas Jefferson
• John Adams
• Dred Scott
• John Marshall 

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Amendment that placed both the president and vice-presidential candidate on the same ticket to avoid confusion.

• 9th Amendment
• 12th Amendment
• 13th Amendment
• 15th Amendment 

John Adams passed the Alien and Sedition Act which took away rights from the_______ Amendment.

• 1st
• 3rd
• 10th
• 12th 

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Economic system that prevented its citizens from trading with foreign countries.

• mercantilism
• socialism
• free enterprise
• nullification crisis

Marbury v. Madison stated that the Supreme Court can 

• veto a bill from Congress
• impeach the president of the United States
• count slaves for the purpose of representation
• declare a federal law unconstitutional 

Most Federalist favored judicial review, believing that 

• laws should be reviewed by courts.
• it was necessary for a strong central government.
• the judicial branch should be the strongest branch
• it will limit the power of the executive branch.

One result of the Supreme Court's decision in Marbury v. Madison was a 

• a weaker judicial branch
• a stronger judicial branch
• a weaker executive branch
• a stronger executive branch

Which best explains judicial review?

• President appoints Supreme Court Justices.
• U.S. Senate approves or disapproves of Supreme Court Justices
• U.S. Supreme Court can declare a law unconstitutional 
• U.S. Senate can remove Supreme Court justices

Marbury v. Madison marked the first time that the Supreme Court...

• determined the outcome of a law
• ruled on a contract between two people
• acted under the leadership of John Marshall
• declared a law passed by Congress as unconstitutional