What does the Establishment clause cover?

forbids the establishment of a state religion

forbids exercise of religion in a public space

forbids a public establishment from having a religious preference

allows the government to endorse an established religion

What does it mean to be off budget?

not part of the budgeting process, but is included in the overall process

to be off topic during budget discussion

to add something to the budget that is incredibly audacious or unlikely

to have spending not included in the budget

spending that is required by law

spending that the house of representatives mutually agrees upon as necessary for the budget

spending that is not worked into the budget; automatic spending

spending that is not closely watched

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1The Amendment that is increasingly used to extend the Bill of Rights from national to state and local governments
1. A14th Amendment
2. B10th amendment
3. C17th amendment
4. D7th Amendment
5. E13th Amendment
2What does the Establishment clause cover?
1. Aforbids exercise of religion in a public space
2. Bforbids the establishment of a state religion
3. Cforbids a public establishment from having a religious preference
4. Dallows the government to endorse an established religion
3What does it mean to be off budget?
1. Ato be off topic during budget discussion
2. Bto add something to the budget that is incredibly audacious or unlikely
3. Cnot part of the budgeting process, but is included in the overall process
4. Dto have spending not included in the budget
4What is Non-Discretionary/Mandatory Spending?
1. Aspending that is required by law
2. Bspending that the house of representatives mutually agrees upon as necessary for the budget
3. Cspending that is not worked into the budget; automatic spending
4. Dspending that is not closely watched