T/F Religious liberty means people can practice any religion, or no religion, without government interference.

Religious liberty is protected in the United States primarily because:

Which principle did Enlightenment thinkers like John Locke MOST influence in American government?

T/F Equality of mankind was first introduced in the U.S. Constitution.

Which principle states that government must obey the law just like its citizens?

What is the main purpose of protecting religious liberty?

Which principle is demonstrated here: At a town meeting, every adult—no matter their job, race, or gender—has the right to share their opinion.

When a court ensures that someone accused of a crime has a lawyer and a fair trial, it is protecting:

Which founding principle is directly violated if a leader declares themselves above the law?

T/F Rule of law means laws apply only to citizens, not government officials.

Which founding document most clearly emphasizes the protection of natural rights?

Which principle ensures that laws apply equally to everyone, even leaders?