Which one of the following best describes the organization of the passage? A. The passage of a law is analyzed in detail, the benefits and drawbacks of one of its clauses are studied, and a final assessment of the law is offered. B. The history of a law is narrated, the effects of one of its clauses on various populations are studied, and repeal of the law is advocated C. A law is examined, the political and social backgrounds of one of its clauses are characterized, and the permanent effects of the law are studied. D. A law is described, the rationale put forward for one of its clauses is outlined and dismissed, and a different rationale for the clause is presented. E. The legal status of an ethnic group is examined with respect to issues of landownership and commercial autonomy, and the benefits to rival groups due to that status are explained.