Which of these ideals from the U. S. Constitution supports policies most similar to those the Mongols adopted in conquered Islamic territories?

A. A court can strike down any laws made by political leaders.

B. The government cannot ban a religion or favor one over another.

C. Laws can only be passed by a group of legislators called Congress.

D. All citizens of the United States are allowed to vote for their leaders.

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Shamar Wilcox

22 December, 06:28

Which of these ideals from the U. S. Constitution supports policies most similar to those the Mongols adopted in conquered Islamic territories?

A. A court can strike down any laws made by political leaders.

B. The government cannot ban a religion or favor one over another.

C. Laws can only be passed by a group of legislators called Congress.

D. All citizens of the United States are allowed to vote for their leaders.

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Noodles · Answer 1

"C. Laws can only be passed by a group of legislators called Congress," would be the best option from the list, since this invalidates any and all other laws "passed" by others.

Bradley Palmer · Answer 2

"the government cannot ban religion or favor one over another."