Question

The freedom of religion provision in the First Amendment has two parts. Which part prevents the creation of a religious government? Identify the clause that contains these protections, and explain its meaning.

Answer 1

The part of the first amendment that prevents the creation of a religious government is the establishment clause.

Step-by-step explanation:

They did this because they didn't want to take away individuals religious freedoms.

Answer 2

The part prevents the creation of a religious government is the Establishment Clause. This clause contains protection of people who practiced other religions.

The Establishment Act states that Congress cannot "make a law respecting an establishment of religion," It ensures the federal government lacks the power and is prohibited from promoting any religion.