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How were the Supreme Court's rulings in Boerne v. Flores and Marbury v. Madison similar? Choose two correct answers.
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Both cases dealt with the limits of congressional power.
Both cases dealt with the limits of congressional power. - this question requires at least 2 answers
Both cases addressed issues of federalism.
Both cases addressed issues of federalism. - this question requires at least 2 answers
Both cases reinforced the principle of judicial review.
Both cases reinforced the principle of judicial review. - this question requires at least 2 answers
Both cases involved interpreting the First Amendment.
Both cases involved interpreting the First Amendment. - this question requires at least 2 answers
Both cases strengthened the power of the judicial branch.
Both cases strengthened the power of the judicial branch. - this question requires at least 2 answers
This question requires at least 2 answers.
This question requires at least 2 answers.
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Correct answers (choose two):
- Both cases dealt with the limits of congressional power.
Explanation: In Marbury, the Court struck down part of the Judiciary Act of 1789 as beyond Congress’s authority; in Boerne, the Court held that Congress exceeded its enforcement power under §5 of the Fourteenth Amendment when it enacted RFRA as applied to the states.
- Both cases reinforced the principle of judicial review.
Explanation: Marbury established the Court’s authority to declare statutes unconstitutional; Boerne applied that authority by invalidating a federal statute for exceeding constitutional limits.
- Both cases dealt with the limits of congressional power.
Explanation: In Marbury, the Court struck down part of the Judiciary Act of 1789 as beyond Congress’s authority; in Boerne, the Court held that Congress exceeded its enforcement power under §5 of the Fourteenth Amendment when it enacted RFRA as applied to the states.
- Both cases reinforced the principle of judicial review.
Explanation: Marbury established the Court’s authority to declare statutes unconstitutional; Boerne applied that authority by invalidating a federal statute for exceeding constitutional limits.
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