1. Which answer choice best explains the comparison King makes between the nation's founding documents and a promissory note?
A. The founding documents guarantee citizens' rights just as a promissory note guarantees
payment of money.
B. Just like a check, which is given to a single recipient, the founding documents give rights to
only certain people.
C. Just like a promissory note, the founding documents are written on paper, which makes them
very fragile.
D. A promissory note is cashed at a bank, much as the promises of the founding documents are
cashed at a courthouse.

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