The Constitution gives Congress the power to create federal courts
A. lower than the Supreme Court.
B. higher than the Supreme Court.
C. equal to the Supreme Court.
D. unaffected by the Supreme Court.
Answer (1)
The Constitution allows Congress to create federal courts that are lower than the Supreme Court, which is the highest court in the judicial system. Congress can establish various federal courts that address different types of cases. The Supreme Court has the final authority on legal disputes involving federal law, while lower courts handle a broader range of matters. ;
