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1) Marbury v. Madison

The Marbury v. Madison case had the most significant impact on strengthening the power of the federal government because it highlights how the federal government had the ability to declare laws as unconstitutional

2) Fletcher v. Peck

The Fletcher v. Peck case was also significant to strengthening the power of the federal government, as it established its power over the state and how they can strike down state laws as unconstitutional

3) McCulloch v. Maryland

The McCulloch v. Maryland case was another significant factor to strengthening the power of the federal government because it displays how Congress had the power to incorporate the bank and that Maryland wasn't allowed to tax instrumentsinstruments of the national government employed in the execution of constitutional powers

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1. Marbury v. Madison

1. established Judicial review allowing them to remove unconstitutional laws.

2. Worcester v. Georgia

1. blocked states from interacting with international entities

3. Dartmouth College v. Woodward

1. established that the Supreme Court could overturn the rulings of state courts

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1. Dartmouth V. Woodward- The federal government can overrule the state government but can also review the laws

2. Fletcher V. peck-It established the Supreme Court's power to strike down state laws as unconstitutional

3. Gibbons V. Ogden-Declared federal government controlled interstate commerce.

These 3 cases establish and strengthen the supreme court and the federal government.

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1. Marbury v. Madison

2. Fletcher v. Peck

3. Dartmouth College v. Woodward

I choose these 3 cases as the ones with the biggest impact because:

1) Established new abilities

2) Had the greatest impact on strengthening the Federal Government

3) Strengthened Judicial power

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Top 3 cases that strengthened the power of the federal government:

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Top 3 cases that strengthened the power of the federal government:

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1). Worcester v. Georgia

The US government could control all interaction with foreign nations (wasn't only limited to what was going on in America).

2). Cohen's v. Virginia

The supreme court could now review criminal cases, reduced criminal bias and has been used for many cases.

3). Marbury v. Madison

Judicial review was established, which was a step taken into preventing exploitation for all as laws could now be voted as unconstitutional.

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Marbury v. Madison: Gave the Supreme Court actual power over other branches, whereas it had little power or use beforehand. This case established the Supreme Right's ability to declare federal laws as unconstitutional, and strike them down, which gave them balance with the other branches.

Fletcher v Peck: Gave the Supreme Court the power to declare state laws unconstitutional. This established the precedent that the Federal Court was superior to State Courts, and established more power for the judicial branch. It also established the ability for people to appeal to the Supreme Court if they were struck down in State Court, to potentially get another trial.

Dartmouth College v. Woodward: This case actually established the Supreme Court as the final authority on all things Judicial, increasing the power of the Supreme Court exponentially, and allowing them to actually review State rulings and have the power to overrule them if needed.

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Marbury V. Madison

Fletcher V. Peck:

McCulloch V. Maryland

because they give the ability to strike down power to anything that is unconstitutional. Fletch V. Peck supreme court power to strike down state laws. which shows state government is less powerful then federal government.

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1. Marbury v. Madison

2. Worcester v. Georgia

3. Cohen's v. Virginia

Marybury V. Madison was the most impactful because it introduced Judicial review. Worcester v. Georgia was the 2nd most impactful because it said that the government had the power to decide fpriegn affairs. Cohen's v. Virginia was important because the supreme court decided that they had the ability to review state criminal proceedings.

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1. Marbury v. Madison

2. Worcester v. Georgia

3. Gibbons v. Ogden

I believe that these 3 cases had the greatest strengthening on the Federal Government, as they control highly influencing factors such as Judicial review, international interaction, and commerce. All of these attributes have an effect on the overall function of the United States, making them extremely important to the Government today.

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Top 3 Court Rulings during Marshall Court

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Top 3 Court Rulings during Marshall Court

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-Marbury V. Madison--> Dictated the role of the Supreme Court

-Cohens V. Virginia-->Allowed the Supreme Court to challenge questionable jailing of people by the states

-Gibbons V. Ogden-->Took control of trade ports to the federal government, deciding that all foreign interaction shall only be allowed between the federal government solely.

These cases all had their unique traits that built the foundation of the SCOTUS and reduce the possibly of corruption.

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1. Marbury V. Madison,

2. Worcester V. Georgia

3. Gibbons V. Ogden

Judicial reviews are a significant power that protects against unconstitutional laws. The second one protected foreign interactions. The final helped stabilize the economy through managing commerce.

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1) Marbury v. Madison:

This court case established the idea that the Judiciary Branch was equal in power to the Legislative and Executive Branches. It also established SCOTUS's ability to review laws that could be deemed unconstitutional like the Judiciary Act of 1801.

2) Fletcher v. Peck

Similarly to the Marbury v. Madison case, the Fletcher v. Peck case established that SCOTUS could also review state legislation and deem it unconstitutional. This increased the power of the Federal Government over state governments.

3) Gibbons v. Ogden

This case established that SCOTUS had the ability to oversee/control interstate commerce. This effectively gave SCOTUS control of the economy as well as legislation.

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1. Marbury v. Madison

2.Worcester v. Georgia

3.Gibbons v. Ogden

I believe that Marbury v. Madison was the most influential case that impacted the power of the power of the federal government because establishing laws as unconstitutional took away power from the states who tried to make contrasting laws and strengthened the central power. I placed Worcester v. Georgia second because it was also important as it took the states power away in terms of foreign affairs which gave that power directly to the federal government. I put Gibbons v Ogden for 3rd because it took any power back from the states in control on interstate commerce and gave it to the federal gov., eliminating interstate tariffs.

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1. Fletcher v. Peck

2. Worcester v. Georgia

3. Gibbons v. Ogden

These 3 laws addressed different weaknesses of the federal government. 1, Fletcher v. Peck gave the federal government the ability to strike down state laws (as opposed to Mar. v. Mad. which simply introduced judicial review). Worcester v. Georgia limited foreign policy to just the federal government. Gibbons v. Ogden gave the federal government the right to control interstate commerce. These 3 laws essentially gave the government 3 more powers that they didn't have before, while the others just reinforced it.

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1. Marbury v. Madison

2. Fletcher v. Peck

3. Gibbons v. Ogden

I believe these three cases strengthened the power of the federal government the most because the first one established judicial review, the second similarly made it clear that the federal government had the ability to rule state laws as unconstitutional, and the third one declared that interstate commerce was regulated by the federal government.

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1. Marbury v. Madison

2. McCulloch v. Maryland

3. Worcester v. Georgia

I think that these 3 cases are the most important in strengthening the power of the federal government because it shows how the federal government has the authority to have control over the say of states. The first and second case allows for judiciary review of laws and constitutional laws to not be changed. The third case makes it so that only the federal government can regulate foreign interactions.

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I believe that Marbury v. Madison was the most impactful because it established judicial review for the federal government. The second most impactful case was Worcester v. Georgia because it put all matters of foreign relations (including Natives) into the hands of the U.S government instead of the states. And finally the third most impactful case was Cohens v. Virginia which decided that the supreme court had jurisdiction to review all state criminal proceedings.

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1. Marbury v. Madison

2. Dartmouth College v. Woodward

3. Gibbons v. Ogden

I believe that these three cases are the most important because they strengthened power for the federal government by allowing the government to control interstate commerce (3), allowed the government to overrule state laws (2), and the establishment of judicial review (1)

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1. Marbury v. Madison

2. Worcester v. Georgia

3. Fletcher v. Peck

These cases establish the supreme court's power such as judicial review, and the power to strike down state laws as unconstitional,. this shows that SCOTUS can alter state power and regulate power.

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1. Fletcher V. Peck

2. Worcester V. Georgia

3. McCullough V. Maryland

These 3 cases had the biggest impact since Fletcher made it so states couldn't make random laws, Worcester determined that the SCOTUS had authority over the natives because they had a better government then them and McCullough made states cant control what laws they want to enforce.

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1. Fletcher Vs. Peck

2. Dartmouth College Vs. Woodward

3. Gibbons Vs. Ogden

Gave the Judicial branch the power to strike down certain laws that were unconstitutional, and gave it the ability to have the final say on matters in court. Gave federal Gov. the power to control and oversee commerce

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1. marbury vs Madison

2. Worcester vs georgia

3. gibbons vs ogden

one, it established judicial review. The second one strengthened the federal government overall and helped us stay safer bc foreign interactions were only decided by the US government. And the last one gave the federal government the ability to control interstate commerce.

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1. Marbury v. Madison

2. Dartmouth College v. Woodward

3. Worcester v. Georgia

I believe these 3 cases are the ones that strengthen the power of the federal government the most because they showcase how the federal government is supreme to everything. They have control on state affairs and foreign affairs, they are able to basically change anything they want into how they want it.

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1. Marbury v. Madison

2. Fletcher v. Peck

3. Dartmouth v. Woodward

The case I put as number one established the ability of Judicial Review and the other two cases strengthened it.