John Marshall's decision in Marbury v Madison was significant in what way? It was the beginning of the practice of "judicial review."
It was the first time a judge declared who would replace the Secretary of the State.
It was the first time a decision was needed by a Supreme Court justice.
He was the first judge to declare a mistrial in a federal court case.

Which of these was one of the most important aspects of washington's presidency a. he did not consider how his actions would affect later presidents b. he came to believe that political parties would be good for the country. c. he insisted that congress make specific rules about the duties of the president d. he did not take advantage of the opportunity to keep the power the country offered him.