What does the free exercise

  1. What does the “free exercise clause” protect?The “free exercise clause” protects government’s right to create laws.
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  2. Which of these best analyzes the intent of the First Amendment in relation to religion?(1 point) ResponsesACitizens have the
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  3. Which statement accurately describes how the Establishment Clause and Free Exercise Clause protect your freedom of religion?(1
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  4. Which statement accurately describes how the Establishment Clause and Free Exercise Clause protect your freedom of religion?(1
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  5. Which of these best analyzes the intent of the First Amendment in relation to religion?(1 point) Responses Citizens have the
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  6. Which statement accurately describes how the Establishment Clause and Free Exercise Clause protect your freedom of religion? the
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  7. Which statement accurately describes how the Establishment Clause and Free Exercise Clause protect your freedom of religion?A.
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  8. Wich statement accurately describes how the establishment clause and free exercise clause protect your freedom of religionThe
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  9. Which of the following parts of the First Amendment is most closely associated with the phrase “separation of church and
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  10. Which of the following parts of the First Amendment is most closely associated with the phrase “separation of church and
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