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Article III: The Courts — Unit test

Question 5 of 15 • United States Government and Citizenship Q1 - Tuttle - 6360 - 2026/27

Why is judicial review important in a democracy?

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It allows the judiciary to keep a check on the power of the legislature and the executive.

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It gives the judiciary the power to appoint and remove judges under the federal court system.

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It allows the President to control the judiciary and remove the judges as per the President's will.

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It stops the courts from hearing cases against the government's decisions.

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