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What does the Establishment Clause state?
Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion.
What is the interpretation of the Establishment Clause?
It requires the government to be completely neutral towards religion.
What is the effect of the Establishment Clause on government conduct?
It depends on all the circumstances surrounding the particular church-state relationship.
What is the requirement of the Establishment Clause?
To require the separation of church and state
Is all governmental conduct that confers a benefit on or gives special recognition to religion automatically prohibited under the Establishment Clause?
No, it depends on all the circumstances surrounding the particular church-state relationship
What is the scope of the Establishment Clause?
It applies to the states and their subdivisions, including school districts
Test your knowledge on the Establishment Clause and its interpretation of separation of church and state. Learn how it applies to government and school districts and the requirement of neutrality towards religion.
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