How can the supreme court overturn legislation approved by the congress and the president?
a.
they cannot overturn legislation once approved by the president
c.
ignoring the legislation and making it null
b.
ruling that the law is unconstitutional
d.
ruling that congress must rewrite the law

What were the purposes of salt? check all of the boxes that apply. -to achieve peace -to protect the security of the united states -to form an alliance against communist nations - to stop the nuclear arms race - to give the united states an advantage over the soviet union

Compose a three-paragraph essay that puts forth an argument about the impact of population growth on the united states. as you write, be sure to include the following sections: an introduction that includes a topic sentence or paragraph that incorporates your argument a clearly stated argument that you will defend at least seven specific facts from the information you analyzed or found in your research for this activity an appropriately formal tone transitions good grammar and proper spelling references to your research in your writing, including direct quotes and appropriate citations a concluding statement or paragraph that incorporates your argument

What was the grimke sisters' argument for equal rights for women based on?