History, 02.04.2021 02:10 leilalony2660

Why was Justice Roger B Taney important to the states’ rights? a.
He supported Justice Marshall’s rulings in order to give the states more power.
c.
He ignored Justice Marshall’s rulings in order to give the federal more power.
b.
He ignored Justice Marshall’s rulings in order to give the states more power.
d.
He supported Justice Marshall’s rulings in order to give the federal more power.

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Why was Justice Roger B Taney important to the states’ rights? a.
He supported Justice Marsha...