Marbury v. Madison: Rise of the Supreme Court (2nd Edition)
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thanks a lot. although you could have done without the dramatic music
hollysnickerdoodle 9 months ago
Thank you, Howard Chung!
RonnnieBuckley 1 year ago
Good job this actually allowed me to understand this case!
TherealHRHMarissa 2 years ago 2
James Madison may have made some incorrect decisions but he was a man of faith and character. He was a very important figure in the forming of this country and without him our country would not be what it is.
TherealHRHMarissa 2 years ago
James Madison was a jerk!!!!!!!!!
bravesfanforever31 3 years ago
that was very well done
pompodore 3 years ago
It would have required an Amendment to create the Supreme Court, but Madison and Ellsworth did it with the First Judiciary Act (1789). Congress is not authorized to create a Supreme Court. There is no valid court operating within the framework of the Constitution.
neothomist1275 3 years ago
Nice job!
Freedom2Learn 4 years ago