In United States vs. Nixon, the Supreme Court ruled that President Nixon could not claim executive privilege (a presidential privilege to keep conversations with assistants private) and refuse to follow a federal court order to turn over taped discussions about re-election events that could possibly involve a crime. In their decision, the Court ordered him to release the tapes, and the President obeyed
Which of the following principles of government applies to this court decision?
O popular sovereignty
o limited government
o federalism
O rule of law

In United States vs. Nixon, the Supreme Court ruled that President Nixon could not claim executive privilege (a presidential privilege to keep conversations with assistants private) and refuse to follow a federal court order to

turn over taped discussions about re-election events that could possibly involve a crime.

Explanation:

In United States vs. Nixon, the Supreme Court ruled that President Nixon could not claim executive privilege (a presidential privilege to keep conversations with assistants private) and refuse to follow a federal court order to

turn over taped discussions about re-election events that could possibly involve a crime.In United States vs. Nixon, the Supreme Court ruled that President Nixon could not claim executive privilege (a presidential privilege to keep conversations with assistants private) and refuse to follow a federal court order to

turn over taped discussions about re-election events that could possibly involve a crime.

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the tariff was created to protect industry in the northern part of the united states. industries in the north were being driven out of business by imported goods that were priced at a low rate. the goal was to protect these industries   by taxing the goods.