In the context of the freedom of religion, the Supreme Court has ruled that:
A) the right to hold a belief is relative and subject to question by authority.
B) public schools, which are agencies of government, cannot sponsor religious activities.
C) religious beliefs are superior to the law and take precedence over constitutional laws.
D) both public and private schools are barred from teaching about religion.
E) individuals cannot pray, when and as they choose, in schools or in any other place.
B
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a. precinct chairs. b. the County Executive Committee. c. the District Executive Committee. d. the State Executive Committee. e. all of the above.
Which group's major function is to help presidents execute laws and make decisions?
a. the White House staff b. the Executive Office of the President c. the first lady d. the Cabinet e. the Supreme Court
Which of the following is an argument against early voting?
a. Early voting may actually decrease voter turnout. b. Some politicians have argued that early voting makes voting “too easy.” c. Voters may change their view of a candidate in light of an “October surprise” revelation about that candidate, after they have already voted. d. Voters should only vote on election day to keep things equal for all voters.
The process by which the Supreme Court makes the protections of the Bill of Rights applicable to the states is ______.
a. prior restraint b. integration c. incorporation d. naturalization