United States v. Windsor (2013) was important because it

A) successfully challenged the ban on interracial marriage.

B) established the principle of judicial review.

C) struck down the Defense of Marriage Act in part, requiring that same-sex married couples receive equal treatment.

D) established the principle of no fees on exports.

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2 May, 03:10

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Brielle Calderon · Answer 1

The answer is C struck down the Defense of Marriage Act in part, requiring the same-sex married couples receive equal treatment.

Meyer · Answer 2

United States v. Windsor was very important because it struck down the defence of marriage act ... C