The Clauses in the Constitution Which Guarantee Freedom of Religion

question 20

Multiple Choice

The clauses in the Constitution which guarantee freedom of religion include

• A) the "necessary and proper" and "free exercise" clauses.
• B) the "necessary and proper" and "no establishment" clauses.
• C) the "free exercise" and "equal protection" clauses.
• D) the "free exercise" and "no establishment" clauses.

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Definitions:

Impulsive

Acting on or inclined to act on one's impulses rather than careful thought, often with disregard to the consequences.

Five-Factor Model

A model that describes human personality through five broad domains: openness, conscientiousness, extraversion, agreeableness, and neuroticism.

Conscientiousness

A personality trait characterized by carefulness, diligence, and the desire to do a task well.

Punctual

The quality of being on time to appointments or obligations, reflecting a respect for other people's time as well as one's own.