3 years ago

How does the establishment clause of the first amendment protect the freedom of religion

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nexus9112 [7]3 years ago

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Answer:

This law makes it so that the government cannnot pass laws that favor one religion over another.

Explanation:

The establishment clause protects freedom of religion by giving those part of a religion the abiltiy to practice their religion without fear of being treated differently or being subjected to law that others would not.

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