Question

question 3
how did judicial review affect the balance of power in government?
it increased the power of the judicial branch relative to the other branches.
it increased the power of the executive branch in relation to congress.
it increased the power of state governments in relation to the federal government.
it increased the power of congress in relation to the state legislatures.

question 4
how did thomas jeffersons foreign policy affect the u.s. economy?
his avoidance of foreign entanglements increased export profits.
his push for trade embargoes resulted in financial problems.
his call for war against pirates hampered the expansion of trade routes.
his support of international commerce decreased the nations debt.

Explanation:

Question 3

Judicial review gives the judicial branch the power to declare laws unconstitutional. This checks the power of the legislative and executive branches, thus increasing the judicial branch's power relative to the others.

Thomas Jefferson's Embargo Act of 1807 was a trade embargo. It restricted American ships from trading in foreign ports. This led to financial problems as American merchants couldn't trade, hurting the economy.

Answer:

It increased the power of the judicial branch relative to the other branches.

Question 4