In the eighteenth century, religious toleration in the American colonies:.a. flourished due to diversity of practices brought by setttlers b. was unmatched in any European nation.c. was enhanced because no single religious code could be imposed on any large area.d. grew despite laws estalished the church of England as the official colonial region.e. all of these were correct.

e. all of these were correct.

Explanation:

In America, t was already known to be the land of freedom where people were allowed to practice their various religion without restrictions unlike some countries in Europe. With this freedom, comes the great religious toleration as is obtainable in the 18th century.

It demonstrated to the Congress that the president's control over the use of troops must be limited.

During the Korean and Vietnam wars, the United States got involved in the conflicts without a formal declaration of war. This was seen as a problem by Congress, which believed that its authority was being undermined. Congress is meant to have the authority to decide when the United States uses its armed forces. Moreover, during the Vietnam War, President Nixon authorized bombings in Cambodia without notifying Congress. These events prompted the passage of the War Powers Act.