7. "congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise

which statement best explains the meaning of the guarantees provided in this excerpt from the first amendment?
a. criminal laws and moral public standards do not apply to people who are acting according to their religious beliefs
b. governments at all levels in the united states are not allowed to pass laws that aid or encourage particular churches or religion
c. each person is free to believe as he or she wishes in religious matters and government cannot fair any one religion
d. due to separation of church and state the federal government cannot promote religion or protect religious rights

8. the first amendment protects which of the following examples? select all that apply
a. a blogger criticizes the presidents nuclear treaty with iran
b. protesters carry signs to a military funeral that read " god for dead soldiers"
c. a young man burns his draft card during the vietnam war
d. a student gives a speech full of sexual references in school

9. which of the following are necessary in a constitutional search and seizure? select all that apply
a. presence of an attorney
b. prior notification
c. probable cause
d. search warrant

10. which bill of rights amendment would most likely be used for expansion or addition of future rights?
a. ninth amendment
b. second amendment
c. fourth amendment
d. third amendment

if anyone else has the full answersanswer them below

7- The correct answer is C, as each person is free to believe as he or she wishes in religious matters and government cannot fair any one religion.

The Warren Court ruled that the freedom of religion clause means that governments must have a compelling reason before they can pass a law that excessively overwhelms the practice of religion. Subsequent rulings departed from this criterion, allowed governmental facts that interfere with religion as long as they are neutral.

8- The correct answer is A. In the United States, although practically nothing is prohibited when it comes to freedom of expression, some tactical issues have been banned, such as protesting to destabilize a government or the country, books with the memories of inmates or the so-called obscenity.

9- The correct answers are C and D.

In United States criminal law, probable cause refers to a standard by which the police can make an arrest, conduct a search on the person or property of the person, or obtain a court order to do so. It is also used to refer to the standard by which a grand jury may believe that a crime has been committed. This term comes from the Fourth Amendment to the Constitution of the United States.

A search warrant is a document issued by a judge or court normally belonging to the judiciary, in which the police authorities are authorized to make a search in a place protected by the right to privacy of a person (usually their home or the place in which the person lives, although it can also be understood as other closed places owned by the person, such as his car).

The search warrant is issued when there are well-founded suspicions that evidence of an unlawful activity can be found at that location (probable cause), and must be ordered by a judge to preserve the person's right to privacy.

10- The correct answer is A. The Ninth Amendment to the United States Constitution is part of the United States Bill of Rights, and protects rights that are not expressly enumerated in the Constitution.

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