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Judicial review power of the suprem court to determine wheth laws of congress are comstitutiumal and to strike down those not
Impeach to formally harge a public official with misconduet in office
Implied powers power not specifially listed in the constitution but claimed by the fedural government
Monopoly total control of a type of idustry by one preson or one company
Indian Removal Act A law that provided money to relocate Native Americans from Georgia to Indian Territory
Gibbons v. Ogden This case made it clear that the authority of Congress to regulate interstate commerce includes intrastate commerce as well when a states’ intrastate commerce involves interstate commerce.
Marbury v. Madison This case established that the Supreme Court has the final say on the interpretation of the Constitution (law) as well as an act of government on all levels (local, state, and federal)
McCulloch v. Maryland This case established that Congress has implied powers, meaning Congress can pass any law necessary to fulfill its responsibilities listed in the Constitution
Worcester v. Georgia This overturned the conviction of Samuel A. Worcester and established that the Cherokee nation were an independent (sovereign) nation within the United States; therefore, they are not under the jurisdiction of the states they reside in.
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