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Chief Justice who expanded the power of the courts and federal government

John Marshall

First African American on the Supreme Court

Thurgood Marshall

Judicial Review means

courts can declare laws/acts unconstitutional

case established judicial review

Marbury v. Madison

Marbury v. Madison involved appointment of--

Midnight Judges

"Power to tax is the power to destroy" means--

States can't attempt to hurt federal institutions by taxing them

Case over the constitutionality of the national bank

McCulloch v. Maryland

Doctrine of implied power =

"necessary and proper" clause

Established that the federal gov't regulates all interstate commerce

Gibbons v. Ogden

Legalized segregation

Plessy v. Ferguson

Amendment that the courts said was not violated by Jim Crow Laws

14th amendment

overturned Plessy v. Ferguson and forced desegration of schools

Brown v. Board of Education

Supreme Court claimed that slaves = property and, thus, slavery couldn't be abolished

Dred Scott case

first female on Supreme Court

Sandra Day O'Connor

Appointed O'Connor to the Court

Reagan

second female on the Court

Ruth Bader Ginsberg

Lawyer representing VA family on the Brown v. Board of Education

Oliver Hill

Gibbons v. Ogden was nicknamed--

the "Steamboat Case"

second African-American on the Supreme Court

Clarence Thomas

In recent decades, the Court has emphasized people's right to

privacy

the Supreme Court can ____________ acts/laws by Congress and the President if they exceed the power granted by the Constitution

invalidate