Marbury v. Madison Vocabulary

Students match key terms-Judicial Review, Precedent, Writ of Mandamus, and Constitutional Interpretation-to their correct definitions or examples. Several terms are used more than once, reinforcing repetition and application. This activity helps learners build foundational vocabulary essential for understanding the case’s meaning and historical significance. The quick tips encourage students to think about what powers the case established and how court orders and precedents shape future rulings. The worksheet supports vocabulary mastery linked directly to civics and constitutional law.

Curriculum Matched Skills

Social Studies – Vocabulary of Constitutional Law

English Language Arts – Matching and Conceptual Understanding

Civics – Supreme Court Powers and Legal Terminology

Social Studies – Judicial Review and Constitutional Interpretation

This worksheet is part of our Marbury v. Madison Worksheets collection.