Question
whcih answer shows When might the government choose to limit the religious freedoms of an individual?(4 points)
Responses
when their actions impede on the safety or freedom of another
when their actions impede on the safety or freedom of another
when their actions impact the education of children
when their actions impact the education of children
when their actions are prejudiced against other religions
when their actions are prejudiced against other religions
when their actions put themselves at risk
Responses
when their actions impede on the safety or freedom of another
when their actions impede on the safety or freedom of another
when their actions impact the education of children
when their actions impact the education of children
when their actions are prejudiced against other religions
when their actions are prejudiced against other religions
when their actions put themselves at risk
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The response that most directly addresses when the government might choose to limit the religious freedoms of an individual is:
**when their actions impede on the safety or freedom of another.**
This option highlights a key principle in balancing individual rights with the rights and safety of others, which is often a reason for government intervention.
**when their actions impede on the safety or freedom of another.**
This option highlights a key principle in balancing individual rights with the rights and safety of others, which is often a reason for government intervention.
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