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Supreme Court of US

QuestionAnswer
Commonwealth v. Georgia Unions and strikes are legal.
Chisholm v. Georgia 11th amendment: one state can't sue another state
US v. Amistad 1808 JQA says we do not participate in international slave trade.
Dred Scott v. Sandford MS Compromise unconstitutional, all black people are not citizens, just property
Ablemen v. Booth Personal liberty laws are unconstitutional. Southerners say federal law is above state law.
Charles River Bridge v. Warren Bridge Equal economic opportunity with denying a monopoly. Intra-state commerce
Marbury v. Madison Midnight appointees, judicial review, writ of mandamus
McCulloch v. Maryland Implied powers: power to tax is power to destroy the bank. Marshall uses Necessary and Proper clause. Stare decisis
Cohens v. Virginia State courts do not have the last say in interpreting Constitution; the Federal courts do
Fletcher v. Peck Commerce and business are separate. Establishes sanctity of contracts.
Dartmouth v. Woodward Wants to turn Dartmouth into public college, strengthens sanctity of contracts
Gibbons v. Ogden Monopoly to steamboat line for Robert Fulton; regulation of interstate commerce
Cherokee Nation v. Georgia Mini gold rush to kick out Cherokees; Marshall rules in favor of Cherokee saying they are domestic dependent nation; Intercourse Act
Worcester v. Georgia State law has no effect on Domestic Dependent Nations where government treaties exist. Andrew Jackson disobeyed and Trail of Tears
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