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Why is the Marshall court considered so central to the nations history
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Why is the Marshall court considered so central to the nations history

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The reason why the Marshall court is considered so central to the nations history is because it was practically the first major Supreme Court in the US--meaning that it set many legal and structural precedents for future courts. 
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