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2.The Judiciary Act of 1789 was passed by Congress to set up a system of federal courts
because Washington believed that the
A. Stability and success of the national government depended on the interpretation
and execution of its laws.
B. problems of crime and violence could be prevented by extending the reach of the
Judicial Branch
C Judicial Branch was more important than the Executive and Legislative Branches
D. Executive and Legislative Branches would not have time to make good
judgements. HURRY PLEASE
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