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The <u>system of Checks and Balances</u> is the system whereby all three branches of the government (the Judicial, the Executive and the Legislative) can respond to the action of the other and oversee, check and limit the other. Its <u>purpose</u> is to prevent any branch from becoming too powerful, avoid tyranny, and ensure that the power is balanced.
Here is an <u>example</u> of how this system works in the U.S.:
The Judicial branch, whose main power is to evaluate laws, checks the other branches through their “Judicial Review” power which enables it to review and determine the unconstitutionality of laws made by the Legislative branch and acts of the executive. At the same time, the Judicial branch is also checked by the other branches: the President is the one responsible for nominating the Justices of the Supreme Court, and the Legislative is responsible for confirming or rejecting those nominees.
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New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, and Connecticut.
The answer that fits the blank would be the NATIONAL BANK. It is the questions about the national bank that is covered by the McCulloch v. Maryland. The McCulloch v. Maryland was actually decided by the Supreme Court that stops Maryland from disrupting the operation of the United States' Second bank.
