History, 09.10.2019 06:30 fantasticratz2

Under the leadership of chief justice john
marshall (1801–1835), the supreme court
expanded the influence of the national
government by
(1) forcing states to grant relief from personal
debt
(2) authorizing the president to use troops
without congressional approval
(3) ending the importation of enslaved africans
(4) strengthening federal powers over interstate
commerce and banking

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