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Which case first gave the Supreme Court judicial review power? Marbury v. Madison established judicial review.
What does it mean when a court rejects a law as unconstitutional? The court is using judicial review.
What are three key Senate powers or traits to remember? Approves treaties, confirms judges, and gives states equal seats.
Which chamber must approve treaties negotiated by the President? Treaties require Senate approval.
Which chamber has equal membership from every state? The Senate gives each state two members.
Who confirms presidential nominees to federal courts? Federal judge confirmations are handled by the Senate.
Which amendment protects equal protection under the law? 14th Amendment.
Which amendment ended poll taxes in federal elections? 24th Amendment.
Which amendment forbids cruel and unusual punishment? 8th Amendment.
Which case is most tied to implied powers of Congress? McCulloch v. Maryland.
What did McCulloch v. Maryland support? Congress can use implied powers to carry out listed powers.
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