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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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• Women took over jobs mostly dominated by men
• Rationing
• The convert of peacetime factories to wartime factories
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i think for 43 its a and for 45 its b
As a texan, that would be the battle of Gonzales
Most Protestant faiths developed as a leader or group fought against an idea of the Catholic Church. These movements were not popular and often created a target on those separating.
The Church of England was created by a king, Henry VIII, who was throwing a fit over the Church not granting him a divorce. Henry VIII wanted a divorce so he could remarry and get a son. The Pope would not allow it so Henry left the Church and created his own church--the Church of England--where he was the supreme head. The Church of England basically was Catholicism with a king instead of a pope. <span />
