The answer is C. Equality before the law.
Equality before the law i<span>s the principle that each independent human being must be treated equally in the eyes of the government </span><span>and that all people are subject to the same </span>laws<span> of justice. </span>
Answer:
It established the federal government’s right to impose a graduated income tax. It helped create economic fairness.
Explanation:
Before the Sixteenth Amendment the law would define that direct taxes gathered should be distributed between the states, the Sixteenth Amendment changed it, the tax did not have to be apportioned anymore.
"The Congress shall have power to lay and collect taxes on incomes, from whatever source derived, without apportionment among the several states, and without regard to any census or enumeration."
The graduated income tax means that wealthy people would pay more tax than the poor, this was believed to help create economic fairness. (As some people have to pay more and others less the option " It allowed for tariff reduction." is wrong.)
The Sixteenth Amendment did not enable the direct election of senators; it was the 17th Amendment that enable it.
The first eight amendments to the United States Constitution guarantee citizens rights that are "enumerated," since this are explicitly "spelled out" as opposed to be left open to either the states or individual interpretation.
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Answer:
Contra forces received money from the sale of missiles to Iran.
Explanation:
The Iran-Contra affair was in illegal affair during the second tenure of President Ronald Reagan. It involves the illegal sales of weapon to Iran by the Reagan administration, as at that time, Iran had already been blacklisted by the American legislative house and the sales of weapons to them suspended. The proceeds of the weapon sale was used to support the Nicaraguan Contras, a rebel group. The congress has also already prohibited the funding of the rebel groups under the Boland Amendment.
