Freedom of Religion and the US Supreme Court Answer each question in RED and submit

Case #1: Reynolds v. U. S. (1879)
Law: Federal law does not allow polygamy (marriage to more than one wife).
Belief: The Mormon Church supports polygamy.
Question: Should the Mormons living in Utah be able to express (practice) their religious belief of having many wives?

Case #2: Wisconsin v. Yoder (1972)
Law: Children must attend school from the age of five until the completion of 12th grade in Wisconsin.
Belief: The Amish believe that they must remove themselves from the modern world after the 8th grade.
Question: Should the Amish be required to attend school until the 12th grade?

Case #3: Gillette v. U. S. (1971)
Law: The U. S. government requires all men at age 18 to register and be available for the draft to military service.
Belief: Quakers and other religions are opposed to war.
Question: Should all men be required to register for the draft?

Case #4: Employment Division v. Smith (1990)
Law: Oregon has forbidden the use of the hallucinogenic drug Peyote, and other similar drugs.
Belief: Native American tribe’s belief in connecting to their ancestors (those in their family who have died) and they use Peyote as part of this process, in their religious ceremonies.
Question: Should the employee be denied unemployment since they were fired for doing something illegal?