The Supreme Court, Under Chief Justice Earl Warren, Outraged Religious

question 2

Multiple Choice

The Supreme Court, under Chief Justice Earl Warren, outraged religious conservatives in 1962-1963 when it

• A) declared a woman's right to an abortion.
• B) ruled that prayer and Bible reading in public schools violated the First Amendment.
• C) prohibited the display of religious symbols in government buildings.
• D) ruled that parochial schools and parochial students could not receive government funding or any assistance.
• E) declared that the practice of having congressional chaplains was unconstitutional.

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