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The legislature passes a law that imposes heavy restrictions on the media. Concerned about the implications for free speech, the President vetoes the bill. Congress, believing strongly in the necessity of the law, attempts to override the presidential veto. In anticipation of a dispute over the bill's constitutionality, preparations are made for a Supreme Court review. This scenario showcases the US government's system of checks and balances in action.
Which leaders’ actions made this process of presidential veto, congressional override, and judicial review possible? Choose three options.
John Marshall
Andrew Jackson
Thomas Jefferson
George Washington
Theodore Roosevelt
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John Marshall — as Chief Justice he established judicial review in Marbury v. Madison, giving the Court power to rule on constitutionality.
Andrew Jackson — expanded and popularized the presidential veto, shaping how presidents use it as a check on Congress.
George Washington — set early presidential precedents (including using the veto) that helped define the executive’s role in the system of checks and balances.
Andrew Jackson — expanded and popularized the presidential veto, shaping how presidents use it as a check on Congress.
George Washington — set early presidential precedents (including using the veto) that helped define the executive’s role in the system of checks and balances.
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