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The power of judicial review, established in *Marbury v. Madison* (1803), allows the Supreme Court to:

A Appoint federal judges and other executive officials
B Declare acts of the President or laws passed by Congress unconstitutional
C Veto bills passed by both houses of Congress before they become law
D Propose amendments to the U.S. Constitution for ratification

✓ Correct Answer: Option B

*Marbury v. Madison* established judicial review, enabling the Supreme Court to determine if legislative and executive actions comply with the Constitution. This power serves as a crucial check on the other branches of government.

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