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Unit 3 – Civil Liberties and Civil Rights
Topic 3.4
In what way did World War II redefine freedom of religion clauses associated with the First Amendment?
The war prompted curtailed religious freedoms during wartime for national security reasons only.
The war had no significant effect on any aspects related to freedom of religion clauses under the First Amendment.
The war intensified discussions around religious tolerance, leading to broader interpretations of religious freedoms.
The war led to a strict application of "separation between church and state."
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