The word God appears in the U.S. Constitution how often?

• not at all
• once
• six times

The U.S. Constitution guarantees religious liberty for

• Christians
• churchgoers of all faiths
• atheists and agnostics
• all of the above

Separation of church and state originated in which country?

• France
• United States of America
• Soviet Union
• Nazi Germany

The phrase "separation between church and state" originated with

• the Soviet constitution
• a dissenting opinion by former Supreme Court Justice Felix Frankfurter
• a letter written by Thomas Jefferson
• none of the above

The Puritans escaped religious persecution and in their own colony allowed religious freedom for

• everyone
• all Christians
• Puritans only
• Puritans and Anglicans

What does the First Amendment say about religion?

• nothing
• that the U.S. is founded upon Christian principles
• that Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting free exercise
• that there is no national religion, but each state may set up its own religious practices

Which early colonial settlements practiced freedom of religion?

• the Pilgrims and Puritans in Massachusetts
• the colony in Virginia
• Roger Williams' Providence settlement
• all of them

"...the government of the United States is not, in any sense, founded on the Christian religion..." Where does this phrase appear?

• the U.S. Communist party platform
• a speech by Abraham Lincoln
• American Jewish Congress
• U.S. treaty signed by President Adams

U.S. currency has carried in the motto In God We Trust since

• the U.S. was founded
• 1862
• 1914
• 1954

Reprinted by permission of Freedom from Religion Foundation, Box 750, Madison, WI 53701.