How did Marbury v. Madison increase the power of the federal government in the United States?

A:It gave the Supreme Court the power to do what was "necessary and proper" to enforce laws.

B:It declared that new laws made by Congress had more power than those in the Constitution.

C:It gave power to the Supreme Court to declare laws and actions of the other two branches of government unconstitutional.

D:It allowed the president to decide which law to follow if two laws were in conflict with each other.