James Madison and Freedom of Religion Attendance Quiz

First Name

Last Name

10, and all were ratified

11, but only 10 were initially ratified

12, but only 10 were initially ratified

20, but only 10 were initially ratified

That religious freedom is absolute at the federal, state, and local levels

That Congress cannot make laws establishing a state religion or prohibiting free exercise of religion

That states cannot establish religious ties

That religious colleges are banned

It allowed for freedom to express their opinions with regard to religion without civil or criminal reprisal.

It protected citizens’ rights to freedom of worship while still serving in an “office of trust and emolument”

It prevented religious tests to require citizens to attend a given religion’s prayer services.

All of the above