The Marshall Court Explained: US History Review

Mr. Hughes reviews key court cases that shaped federalism in the U.S. He explains the significance of Marbury vs. Madison in establishing judicial review, McCulloch vs. Maryland in affirming federal power over states, and Gibbons vs. Ogden in regulating interstate commerce. These cases collectively enhanced federal authority, impacting public policy and governance.

Describe the thematic connection between the early Federalists and the term 'Schwarzenegger' as used in the lecture.

How does the concept of 'who's your daddy' relate to the federal government's authority?

What are the implications of judicial review on public policy as mentioned in the lecture?