Where in the Constitution is there a limit on religion?(1 point)

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Article I of the Constitution allows anyone over 25 to run for the House of Representatives.
Article I of the Constitution allows anyone over 25 to run for the House of Representatives.

The Bill of Rights allows the government to prevent the practice of religion.
The Bill of Rights allows the government to prevent the practice of religion.

The Bill of Rights allows the government to establish a national religion.
The Bill of Rights allows the government to establish a national religion.

In Article VI, Clause 3 that says that a person can’t be required to submit to a religious test to get a government job.

Answer 1

The correct response regarding a limit on religion in the Constitution is:

In Article VI, Clause 3 that says that a person can’t be required to submit to a religious test to get a government job.

This clause ensures that individuals cannot be discriminated against for their religious beliefs when it comes to holding public office. Additionally, the First Amendment of the Bill of Rights prohibits Congress from making laws that establish a religion or impede the free exercise of religion, but the clause you selected directly addresses limitations related to religion and government employment.