| A | B |
|---|
| The President | He nominates justices to the Supreme Court |
| The Senate | It must confirm nominations to the Supreme Court |
| Article III of this document established the Supreme Court | The Constitution |
| Marbury v. Madison | This 1803 decision established the principle of judicial review |
| Scott v. Sanford | This 1857 decision declared that freed slaves were not citizens and had no standing in courts |
| Parrish v. West Coast Hotel Co. | In this 1937 case, the Court reversed itself and ruled that Congress had the right to regulate commerce within states |
| Brown v. Board of Education | This landmark 1954 case declared segregation unconstitutional |
| Roe v. Wade | In this 1973 case, the Court legalized abortion in all fifty states |
| Another word for "stare decisis" | precedent |
| In order to take a case, the Supreme Court must first determine if it has this over it | jurisdiction |
| This amendment grants all rights not specified in the Constitution to the states and the people | Tenth |
| Supreme Court justices serve for this period of time | Life |
