Marbury VMadison (1803) Is an Important Case Because the Justices

question 27

Multiple Choice

Marbury v.Madison (1803) is an important case because the justices

• A)recognized the authority of Congress to regulate the economy of the United States.
• B)nationalized the Bill of Rights.
• C)authorized the Supreme Court to exercise judicial review over laws passed by Congress.
• D)declared the secession of the Confederate states to be in violation of the Constitution.

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