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What is the role of the judicial branch under the Constitution?

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A. Funding government projects
B. Creating laws for new territories
C. Signing agreements with tribes and foreign nations
D. Settling disputes between people in different states

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User Shanoi
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Answer:

D

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User Nadeem Bhati
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Answer:

The right answer is D. Settling disputes between people in different states.

Step-by-step explanation:

The judicial branch is an independent power under the US Constitution. Its main role is to apply and interpret laws at the district, state and federal levels.

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User Anton Kizema
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