Answer:
-using violence to achieve equality
Very flexible during war<span>; served as blockade runners, transports, and cruisers. </span>
The Marbury vs. Madison case resulted in John Marshall (and the other justices) giving the Supreme Court the power of judicial review. Essentially, this gave the Supreme Court the power to rule on the constitutionality (or legality) of laws made by Congress.
This expands the power of the Supreme Court, as they are now able to get rid of federal laws that go against any of the rights discussed in the Bill of Rights. This concept of judicial review still plays a critical role in the Supreme Court today, as they are constantly ruling on different cases that deal with the legality of federal laws.
The march sent a message from the black/negro community to the Democrat Party ruled southern states that they wanted to be socially free. The Republicans in the northern states already fought for equal rights. And negros were equal in the north. But in the south, Democrats fought for segregation. This is often skipped in history courses.
