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marbury vs madisonstarted the whole judicial review thing
fletcher vs peckextended judicial review to state laws
McCulloch vs marylandbroadedned federal power at the expense of the state
gibbson vs ogdenfounded the meaning of interstate commerece and extended federal authority
dred scott vs stanforddamdged their reputation by saying black people/slaves were not citizens/people
plessy vs fergusonestablished the "seperate but equal doctrine"
brown vs the board of educationoutlawed segregation in schools

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Creator hustbust
Created May 18, 2009
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  1. gibbson vs ogden founded the meaning of interstate commerece and extended federal authority - 23 misses
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  4. dred scott vs stanford damdged their reputation by saying black people/slaves were not citizens/people - 12 misses
  5. plessy vs ferguson established the "seperate but equal doctrine" - 12 misses
  6. brown vs the board of education outlawed segregation in schools - 9 misses
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