An Important Outcome of Marshall's Ruling in McCulloch V

question 39

Multiple Choice

 An important outcome of Marshall's ruling in McCulloch v.Maryland (1819) was to 

• A) place limits on the constitutional powers granted to Congress by refusing McCulloch's appeal. 
• B) give greater power to the states in taxing agents of the federal government, including banks. 
• C) protect newspaper editors who publish stories critical of the federal government. 
• D) restrict the power of the Court in cases involving conflicts between states and the federal government. 
• E) confirm the supremacy of the federal government in the exercise of the constitutional powers granted to Congress.

Analyze the effects of processing depth on memory retention.

Identify various methods used to measure memory retention (e.g., recall, recognition).

Understand the concept of chunking and its impact on memory efficiency.

Recognize the role of working memory in the cognitive system.

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