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What does the Establishment Clause state?
What does the Establishment Clause state?
- Congress shall make no law respecting the freedom of speech.
- Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion. (correct)
- Congress shall make no law prohibiting the free exercise of religion.
- Congress shall make no law respecting the right to bear arms.
What is the interpretation of the Establishment Clause?
What is the interpretation of the Establishment Clause?
- It requires the government to establish a national religion.
- It requires the government to be completely neutral towards religion. (correct)
- It requires the government to prohibit the free exercise of religion.
- It requires the promotion of religion by the government.
What is the effect of the Establishment Clause on government conduct?
What is the effect of the Establishment Clause on government conduct?
- Governmental conduct is not affected by the Establishment Clause.
- All governmental conduct that confers a benefit on or gives special recognition to religion is automatically prohibited.
- It depends on all the circumstances surrounding the particular church-state relationship. (correct)
- The Establishment Clause only applies to the federal government, not state or local governments.
What is the requirement of the Establishment Clause?
What is the requirement of the Establishment Clause?
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Is all governmental conduct that confers a benefit on or gives special recognition to religion automatically prohibited under the Establishment Clause?
Is all governmental conduct that confers a benefit on or gives special recognition to religion automatically prohibited under the Establishment Clause?
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What is the scope of the Establishment Clause?
What is the scope of the Establishment Clause?
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