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<em><u>The Bolshevik government passed a plethora of legislation in the immediate aftermath of the October/November Revolution. The Bolsheviks had no experience of government and there was little guarantee that the Bolsheviks would have maintained power for any length of time. Kerensky was attempting to bring down the Bolshevik government while the Military Cadets attempted an uprising on October 29th and this was further compounded for Lenin and Trotsky when the civil service went on strike in protest at the revolution. However, despite this apparent chaos, the leaders of the Bolshevik Party managed to meet for six hours every day for two months in the relatively safety of the Smolny Institute. In this time they introduced 193 new laws that were to have a major change on Russian society once they were implemented.</u></em>
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Here is my new and revised answer from my own words.
The importance of the Marbury vs. Madision Case is that the Supreme Court applied the new concept of judicial review. In this court case, this was a crucial event because it would be the first time that it was properly used. Therefore, this allowed the government to easily distinguish if laws were considered constitutional or unconstitutional and overall set a strong foundation for the judicial branch of government in the near future.
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Has to do with their economic conditions
In a monarchy you would find someone ruling for life. Not in a democracy though.
