The constitution gives congress the power to create federal courts ... A. Lower than Supreme Court B higher than the Supreme Court C equal to the Supreme Court D unaffected by the Supreme Court

The correct answer is A) Lower than the Supreme Court.

The United States Constitution gives the Supreme Court more power than any other court in the country. The rulings and decisions of this court overrule any state decisions.

However, Congress has the ability to make less powerful federal courts in order to effectively deal with appeals or other issues between states. Considering the amount of legal cases on a yearly basis, these smaller federal courts play a critical role in shaping the interpretation of national laws.