In 1997, the Supreme Court Struck Down the Religious Freedom

In 1997, the Supreme Court struck down the Religious Freedom Restoration Act. This ruling was significant because it:

A) marked a turning point in the Court's interpretation of the Fifth Amendment.
B) weakened protections for individual civil liberties.
C) established a new standard to justify the supremacy clause.
D) established a new standard to justify remedial legislation.
E) required Congress to specify which sections of the Constitution give it the authority to pass legislation that could otherwise be handled by the states.