The primary purpose of the U.S. Supreme Court is to: review the law and facts in all cases decided in the federal court system. serve as the final appellate court in the federal system and the court of last resort in the state court system. decide controversies between states and claims against foreign ambassadors. decide all claims made against the United States. The primary authority for identifying the relationship between business and government in the United States is: the Commerce Clause. administrative law. executive orders. the U.S. Constitution.

The primary purpose of the U.S. Supreme Court is to: review the law and facts in all cases decided in the federal court system. serve as the final appellate court in the federal system and the court of last resort in the state court system. decide controversies between states and claims against foreign ambassadors. decide all claims made against the United States. The primary authority for identifying the relationship between business and government in the United States is: the Commerce Clause. administrative law. executive orders. the U.S. Constitution.

		review the law and facts in all cases decided in the federal court system.
		serve as the final appellate court in the federal system and the court of last resort in the state court system.
		decide controversies between states and claims against foreign ambassadors.
		decide all claims made against the United States.

		the Commerce Clause.
		administrative law.
		executive orders.
		the U.S. Constitution.