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Should Worcester be arrested for "illegally" entering Native American lands in Georgia.

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It allowed the national government to expand the national economy and extended the ability of Congress to promote westward expansion and settlement

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This case lead to debates over Native American rights within the colonies, and questioned state powers.

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Considered a positive leap not only for the national economy, but for all private corporations. Guaranteed protection of contracts from government intervention.

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The court ruled in favor of Worcester and supported the Native Americans (Sort of). Worcester was not put in jail.

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The Court ruled that the Constitution gave powers of commerce to the national government that was more powerful than the states.

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Do the laws passed by the New York legislature violate the Constitution of the United States by their attempt to regulate interstate commerce or are they permissible?

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Gibbons and Ogden were rival steamship operators around New York City. A law passed by New York gave Ogden a license to operate his ship in the coastal waters while Gibbons was not. While Gibbons was sued by Ogden for not having a license, Gibbons defended by stating that he had a license issued by the national government.

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The Judiciary Act of 1789 gave the SC original jurisdiction to hear cases involving federal judges. The outgoing Adams admin appointed dozens of Federalist judges before Jeffersons Inauguration.

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Could the Court hear a case regarding a Federalist judge who. wanted to for Madison to submit his commission as judge?

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NO

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The Contract Clause of the Constitution, and once made could not be repealed.

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This established the doctrine of Judicial Review - the Court can decide if cases are constitutional or not.

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Should the court take on a strict interpretation of the Contract Clause of the Constitution?

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The supreme court made the decision with a vote of 4 to 1 that Georgia violated the Contract Clause of the Constitution when it repealed the grants.

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This court decision supported the idea that congress had more power than the states and that congress had a right to  pass laws in order to have the government perform its duties.

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The Cherokee wanted to create an independent nation within Georgia but their attempt failed. It was illegal to go into Cherokee territory without getting proper prerequisites and Worcester didn't follow those rules.

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The Supreme Court ruled that the legislature acted unlawfully when it took control over the college, violating the constitution.

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The court chose in favor of McColluch saying that a national bank was within the powers of Congress and giving Congress the power to pass legislation

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In 1769, George III gave 12 Trustees the grant of private property. New Hampshire considered this act to be nonexistent, and made it state-run.

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In 1769, George III gave 12 Trustees the grant of private property. New Hampshire considered this act to be nonexistent, and made it state-run.

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Did the acts of the state legislature, placing Dartmouth College under state control, violate the U.S. Constitution?

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Do the states have a constitutional right to tax an agency of the U.S. government?

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The Georgia Legislature granted some of its citizens land along the Yazoo River for a cheap bargain. However, it was discovered that all but one of the

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The Georgia Legislature gave land to some of its citizens along the Yazoo River for a cheap bargain. However, all but one of the legislators were bribed into doing this. So, these grants were repelled in 1800. But, there was a citizens who sued because he and the law told him that his deed was good forever.

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In April 1816, Congress issued a Second National Bank. In 1818, Maryland imposed a stamp act that put a tax on the paper that banks used in printing bank notes. This tax applied to all banks that were not chartered by the state. James McCulloch refused to pay this tax.