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As originally written, the establishment clause of the Constitution prohibits
 
  a. a national church.
  b. establishing religious charities within the United States.
  c. politicians taking money from religious groups.
  d. religious leaders serving in Congress.
  e. the states having official churches.

Question 2

The Progressive movement rose in part in opposition to
 
  a. absolute authority of states over intrastate commerce.
  b. concentrated powers such as political machines and large corporations.
  c. expanding public social programs such as welfare.
  d. increasing government expenditures.
  e. the domination of the Republican Party in Congress.



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Answer to Question 1

ANS: A

Answer to Question 2

ANS: B



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