Question

how did the marshall court generally rule in cases involving federal vs. state power? (ushc.1.cc) (dok 3)
it typically expanded the power of the federal government.
it supported the idea of state nullification.
it limited the power of the federal government.
it upheld anti - federalist principles.

Explanation:

The Marshall Court, under Chief - Justice John Marshall, often made decisions that strengthened the power of the federal government in cases of federal - state power disputes. For example, in McCulloch v. Maryland, it affirmed the federal government's implied powers and the supremacy of federal law over state law.

Answer:

It typically expanded the power of the federal government.