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What is the significance of the ruling in the case of Marybury v. Madison? A.Supreme Court has the ability to declare a law unconstitutional B.Congress has the power to regulate…

What is the significance of the ruling in the case of Marybury v. Madison? A.Supreme Court has the ability to declare a law unconstitutional B.Congress has the power to regulate…
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What is the significance of the ruling in the case of Marybury v. Madison?

A.Supreme Court has the ability to declare a law unconstitutional
B.Congress has the power to regulate interstate commerce
C.The federal government is supreme to state governments
D.Slaves were viewed as property and had no rights

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It is C: the federal government is supreme to state governments
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C. The federal government is supreme to state governments.

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