Question

How did the decision in Marbury v. Madison affect the role of the Supreme Court in the federal government?

A. It gave the Supreme Court the power to overturn a law if it conflicted with the Constitution.
B. It allowed the Supreme Court to establish lower federal courts to handle different types of cases.
C. It established that only the Supreme Court could rule on criminal cases in the United States.
D. It created the constitutional provision that allows Congress to override presidential vetoes

Answer 1

I thinks it's A. - It gave the Supreme Court the power to overturn a law if it conflicted with the Constitution.

Answer 2

Option A.

Step-by-step explanation:

It gave the Supreme Court the power to overturn a law if it conflicted with the Constitution, is the right answer.

The Supreme Court owns the power of Judicial Review. This constitution of the United States observed this power of the Supreme Court following a milestone decision in Marbury v. Madison, of 1803. In this case, the Supreme Court declared that according to the power of the Judicial review, no law or procedure can uphold the Constitution of the United States, which is the highest law of the land.