Question

question 10 (multiple choice worth 3 points)
(02.06r lc)

which of the following documents argued for the power of judicial review?

the erie doctrine

federalist no. 78

the constitution

federalist no. 10

Explanation:

Identify the core question

The question asks which document argued for the power of judicial review.

Analyze the options

• The Erie Doctrine: A principle of federal civil procedure, not a founding document.
• Federalist No. 78: Written by Alexander Hamilton, discussing the federal judiciary.
• The Constitution: Does not explicitly mention "judicial review."
• Federalist No. 10: Written by James Madison, focusing on factions.

Connect to judicial review

Alexander Hamilton explicitly argued in Federalist No. 78 that the courts must declare acts contrary to the Constitution void. This is the foundation of Judicial Decision-Making and judicial review.

Answer:

• The Erie Doctrine
• Federalist No. 78 (Correct answer)
• The Constitution
• Federalist No. 10