<span>This is false. While the first clause is the establishment clause, the second is the free exercise clause. It states that the government will not pass a law that will abridge the "free exercise thereof," concerning religious belief and practice. A person's religious practices, provided they do not break any applicable laws, are not to be limited by legislation.</span>
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Answer:
spending matches revenue.
Explanation:
Here are general terms that are usually used by the government in order to show the condition of their budget at the end of each presidential terms:
If the Revenue is greater than spending - Surplus
If the Spending is Greater than Revenue - Deficit
If the Spending is equal to the Revenue - Balanced
In a Balanced condition, the government managed to efficiently use all the funds from the proposed budget to pay for all the programs that they created during the presidential terms.
Ideally, every presidential terms will always aim to either get a Surplus or Balanced Budget at the end of their terms. Deficit condition usually lead to an increase of National's Debt.
