Reynolds v. United States (1879) was important because.. it ruled that enslaved African Americans had the right o sue in U. S. courts

it confirmed the right of Congress to make a law that may contradict a religious law
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it said that states did not have to abide by the Bill of Rights

It established the principle of judicial review

B. It Confirmed the right of Congress to make a law that may contradict a religious law.

Explanation:

The Reynolds Vs. United case banned a law that stated polygamy was constitutional. Was one of the first cases to hold that the free exercise of religion was not absolute.

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