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Marbury vs. MadisonFormed foundation for judicial review of Federal laws
Fletcher vs. PeckFirst case in which a state law was declared unconstitutional (Judicial review over state laws)
McCulloch vs. MarylandState cannot hamper the legitimate national interests of the Federal Government
Gibbons vs. OgdenExpanded judicial review over interstate commerce
Dred Scott vs. SanfordCongress had no say against slavery AND African people could never be citizens
Plessy vs. FergusonUpheld the segregation as constitutional because they were "seperate but equal"
Brown vs. Board of Education of TopekaOverturned Plessy vs. Ferguson saying that different schools for black & White students made unequal opportunity.
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  1. McCulloch vs. Maryland State cannot hamper the legitimate national interests of the Federal Government - 31 misses
  2. Fletcher vs. Peck First case in which a state law was declared unconstitutional (Judicial review over state laws) - 25 misses
  3. Gibbons vs. Ogden Expanded judicial review over interstate commerce - 25 misses
  4. Dred Scott vs. Sanford Congress had no say against slavery AND African people could never be citizens - 20 misses
  5. Marbury vs. Madison Formed foundation for judicial review of Federal laws - 20 misses
  6. Plessy vs. Ferguson Upheld the segregation as constitutional because they were "seperate but equal" - 14 misses
  7. Brown vs. Board of Education of Topeka Overturned Plessy vs. Ferguson saying that different schools for black & White students made unequal opportunity. - 13 misses