What Do the Religion Clauses of the First Amendment Achieve

question 64

Multiple Choice

What do the religion clauses of the First Amendment achieve?

• A) bar the government from establishing a national religion
• B) bar the government from favoring one religious group over another
• C) ensure that individuals are not hindered in exercising their religion
• D) bar the practicing of religion on public property
• E) bar the government from establishing a national religion, from favoring one group over another, and from interfering with individual religious practices

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