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I NEED HELP Much of the authority of the United States Supreme Court is based on its power to: a amend state and federal constitutions b propose legislation to Congress c interpret the Federal Constitution
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Much of the authority of the United States Supreme Court is based on its power to:
a
amend state and federal constitutions

b
propose legislation to Congress

c
interpret the Federal Constitution

d
change the distribution of powers as outlines in the Federal Constitution

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The answer is To the question is letter c
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C- interpret the constitution
Explanation: the Supreme Court power is Judicial Review, not found in the constitution, but was established in Marbury vs. Madison (1803)
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