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WORCESTER VS GEORGIA (1832)
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1) explanation of the facticulal backround of the case. ( why was it sent to the supreme court)
2) The constitutional issue that was associated to the case
3) How did the court decide its verdict
4) What reasons did the court use to come up with its decesion
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