1. The Christian And American Government Flashcards

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3rd section of Article VI in the Constitution states?

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“No religious test shall ever be required as a qualification to any office or public trust under the United States.”

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The freedom of religion is defined in the first amendment as two fold

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First, government can’t establish a religion, either directly or indirectly; separation of church and state

Second, the government is forbidden to interfere with or regulate religion

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Governmental responsibilities:?

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Highways, licensing, building codes, mail, and vehicle safety standards

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Everett Hale quote?

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“I am only one, but I am one. I cannot do everything, but I can do something. What I can do, I should do and, with the help of God, I will do.”

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The “school prayer issue” ruling of 1962 cams about when?

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Atheist Madelyn Murray O’Hair instructed her son Bill to refuse to be involved in the morning school prayer.

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6
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1962

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Invalidated school prayer requirement

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7
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1500s

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Protestant reformation

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8
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1852

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Compulsory attendance law

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9
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1947

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Public aid for parochial schools unlawful

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10
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Parochial schools

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Established in parishes

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American Civil Liberties Union

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Non-profit organization works to defend “freedom of expression… and equal protection…”

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Constitutional rights

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Freedoms and opportunities granted and given to the citizens of the United States

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13
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Invocation

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A prayer; usually given at the opening of a meeting or event

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14
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Multi-cultural

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Having diverse human thinking, beliefs, and backgrounds within a society

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15
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Neutral

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Belonging to neither side; uninvolved

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Overturned

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Reversed; changed the outcome

17
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Parochial

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Being backed by a church or parish; having to do with the church

18
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Ruling

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A decision handed down from the court

19
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Protestant Reformation

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Movement in 1500s which resulted in “church-schools” and the education of the common man

20
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Secularize

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To make more humanistic and take away the religious aspect of something

21
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1990s Judge Roy Moore

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Wanted to display Ten Commandments in Etowah County courtroom

22
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The Alabama Ten Commandments ruling was bitterly fought by?

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The American Civil Liberties Union and the Alabama Freethought Association

23
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In 2003, the right to display the 10 Commandments was?

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Ultimately taken away

24
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The Protestant Reformation occurred in?

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The 1500s in Northern Europe

It encouraged fresh studies of the Bible and education for all

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Students in parochial schools were taught by?
Ministers
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Parochial were partially supported by?
State funding
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____ passed the first compulsory attendance law in ___
Massachusetts, 1852
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The "establishment of religion" clause of the first amendment came into question in 1947
Controversy concerned use of public funds for pupil transportation in parochial schools
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By a 5-4 vote, the Supreme Court ruled that?
The use of public funds for pupil transportation was improper
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Atheist Madelyn Murray O'Hair required?
Her son Bill to refuse to be involved in the morning school prayer