The first congress was overwhelmingly made up of the delegates to the constitutional convention and state ratifying conventions. it was the first congress which passed the law at issue in marbury v. madison. george washington, president of the constitutional convention, signed it into law. to what degree, if any, can the actions of the first congress and president citizens understand the meaning of the constitution? how else can citizens understand it?

The passing of the law at issue and the signing of the law by The president of  ( George Washington) helped the citizens understand how America is to be governed using the constitution by stating the limits and duties of each arm of government in the constitution.

Explanation:

The constitution of the united states replaced the articles of confederation which was first adopted as a constitution to be used in governing the American people.

The passing of the law at Issue in Marbury vs Madison was the first time the constitution of America was actually tested. this is because the Judiciary overturned a law made by congress on the grounds that the law was unconstitutional and that the constitution stipulates that the Judiciary should checkmate the excess of every arm of the Government against making laws and policies that were unconstitutional.

The constitution was called into play and this helped the citizens understand the meaning and functions of the constitution.

your answer is 1930's

explanation

this is just around the time the great depression was starting and putting the us ecnomy into ecnomic failure causing the goverment to take a much larger rule to try and pieace it back together