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Which of the following correctly explains the purpose of the establishment clause of the First Amendment? : (1 point)
• The clause was designed to protect the publication of dissenting viewpoints.
• The clause was designed to prevent the government from creating an official government religion.
• The clause was designed to increase an individual's freedom of expression.
The clause was designed to prevent the government from interfering with an individual's religious belief.
• The clause was designed to protect the publication of dissenting viewpoints.
• The clause was designed to prevent the government from creating an official government religion.
• The clause was designed to increase an individual's freedom of expression.
The clause was designed to prevent the government from interfering with an individual's religious belief.
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The correct explanation for the purpose of the Establishment Clause of the First Amendment is:
• The clause was designed to prevent the government from creating an official government religion.
This clause establishes a separation between church and state, ensuring that the government does not favor or establish any religion over others.
• The clause was designed to prevent the government from creating an official government religion.
This clause establishes a separation between church and state, ensuring that the government does not favor or establish any religion over others.
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