Question

judicial review describes the power of the
-executive branch established by the case McCulloch v. Maryland to determine whether a court punishment is acceptable under the constitution.
-executive branch established by the case Marbury v. Madison determine whether a court decision is acceptable under the constitution.
-judicial established by the case McCulloch v. Maryland to determine if a proposed bill is acceptable under the constitution
judicial branch established by the case Marbury v. Madison to determine whether a law is acceptable under the constitution.

Answer 1

@KeganMoore

Answer 2

D

Answer 3

one purpose of the process of judicial review is to
-ensure that federal court judges have proper qualifications
-force court judges to justify case decisions in written form
-preserve the intentions of the framers of the Constitution
-monitor changes in society occurring through new laws

Answer 4

@KeganMoore

Answer 5

D

Answer 6

thats the only one i can think of to makes sense

Answer 7

judges are expected to base their decisions on the
-timing of elections, similar to other elected officials
-will of the majority, similar to other elected officials
-interpretation of law, independent from elected officials(this?)
-reports of the media, independent from elected officials.

Answer 8

you are right

Answer 9

in contrast with other federal officials, a judge
-has set term limits fort time in office(this?)
-meets the president to discuss cases
-does not base decisions on majority will
-accepts advice from special interest groups

Answer 10

i believe you are right. :/

Answer 11

@KeganMoore

Answer 12

the 14th amendment has continued to extend civil liberties because the
-state governments have used their own amendment processes to add its language to their state constitutions
-state governments have used the powers of legislation and policy making to circumvent the rights of citizens
-courts and lawmakers continue to further refine and restrict the definitions of legal citizenship and residency
-courts have interpreted it in many cases to mean that state governments must also guarantee certain rights

Answer 13

@KeganMoore

Answer 14

idk...what do you think?

Answer 15

well whats the 14th amendment? abolishment of slavery?

Answer 16

pretty much yes

Answer 17

which foreign policy position is reflected in the working relationship between the US and Mexico to fight the illegal drug trade
-imperialism
-isolationism
-interventionism
-internationalism
@KeganMoore