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In the case Marbury v. Madison, what was William Marbury's appointment? A. He was appointed as a federal judge. B. He was appointed secretary of state. C. He was appointed as a state judge. D. He was appointed
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In the case Marbury v. Madison, what was William Marbury's appointment?

A.
He was appointed as a federal judge.
B.
He was appointed secretary of state.
C.
He was appointed as a state judge.
D.
He was appointed to serve on the Supreme Court.

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A. He was appointed as a federal judge.

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William Marbury's appointment in the case Marbury v. Madison was that he was appointed as a federal judge. Marbury v Madison took place in 1803.
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