The Full Faith and Credit Provision of the Constitution Requires

The full faith and credit provision of the Constitution requires

A) state governments to recognize and uphold the legal judgments of other states.
B) state governments to share a single set of legal standards, established by the national government.
C) the federal government to recognize the ultimate authority of state governments in all purely local matters.
D) the national government to balance its budget at least every ten years.
E) state governments to respect and protect their citizens' religious beliefs in all cases in which those beliefs present no direct harm to the community.