Popular Sovereignty was the idea that: A. Each state should decide their free or slave status.
B. Slaves brought to free states were to remain slaves.
C. Slave states should count their slaves toward representation in national government
D. Slaves or those thought to be slaves could not speak in court.

United states v. reynolds stands for all of the following, except: parents may not withhold medical treatment even if they have a good faith religious belief against such treatment. human sacrifice may be banned by the government without violating religious freedom. polygamy may be banned by the government even when it is required by a religious practice. women in polygamous marriages do not have the right to vote.