In 1997, the Supreme Court Justices Struck Down the Religious

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

A) marked a turning point in the justices' 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.