The main idea of nullification was that

the supreme court could overturn presidential decisions

the president could enact any law that he

congress had power over the supreme court

states could override federal laws

What was the importance of the open door policy?

He u. s. constitution (1787) establishes a national legislature with powers to “create national law”, a national executive with the power to “enforce national law”, and a national judiciary branch with the power to “interpret national and state policies” to see whether or not they violate the national constitution. this term describes the division of governmental authority into semi-independent bodies?

Some historians argue that the changes brought by industrialization caused americans to beomce a more secular people. to what extent do you agree or disagree, and why? use evidence from chapter 18 to make your case.