By embracing the concept of dual federalism throughout the nineteenth century, the Supreme Court justices

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Dual federalism is the idea that state and federal governments have separate and distinct areas of authority. By embracing this idea, the Supreme Court justices were affirming the power of the states to govern themselves without interference from the federal government. This suggests that they were unwilling to use judicial review to overrule states, which is consistent with choice B.

By Embracing the Concept of Dual Federalism Throughout the Nineteenth