Your Rights: Freedom of Religion Answers

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What is the main idea of this excerpt?

A
States have the right to choose their own official religion.
B
Religion should be against the law.
C
Individuals should have the right to choose any religion.
D
Only men can choose and practice religion.
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The freedom of religion provision in the First Amendment has two parts. Which part prevents the creation of a religious government?Identify the clause that contains these protections, and explain its meaning.Give your answer in the form of at least two complete sentences.

Answer:

The Establishment Clause prevents the creation of a religious government. It means that the government cannot establish an official religion, favor one religion over another, or favor religion over nonreligion.

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Did you meet these requirements in your response? Check all that apply.

A
I identified the Establishment Clause in my response.
B
I explained the meaning of this clause.
C
I used complete sentences in my response
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According to this passage, the main reason the Supreme Court ruled the prayer unconstitutional was because

A
time was taken away to recite the prayer.
B
the state was promoting religious activity.
C
religion was against the law in New York.
D
the prayer promoted Catholicism.
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Choose the clause that would be used to decide each case.

Answers:
Selection 1:Establishment Clause
Selection 2:Free-exercise Clause
Selection 3:Free-exercise Clause
Selection 4:Establishment Clause
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Choose the clause that would be used to decide each case.

Answers:
Selection 1:Establishment Clause
Selection 2:Free-exercise Clause
Selection 3:Free-exercise Clause
Selection 4:Establishment Clause
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Establishment Clause✔ Free-exercise Clause

A
Establishment Clause
B
✔ Free-exercise Clause
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Establishment Clause✔ Free-exercise Clause

A
Establishment Clause
B
✔ Free-exercise Clause
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✔ Establishment ClauseFree-exercise Clause

A
✔ Establishment Clause
B
Free-exercise Clause

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