Thomas alleges that the state denied him unemployment because he quit rather than work in a location where his religious would be violated, and so claims a violation of the clause.

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Erik Campos

Social Studies

30 April, 12:12

Thomas alleges that the state denied him unemployment because he quit rather than work in a location where his religious would be violated, and so claims a violation of the clause.

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Martha Walls · Answer 1

I believe the answer is Belief; Free-Exercise clause

The first amendment of united states constitution protected the rights of individuals to held any religion under the free-exercise clause.

This protection includes making any establishments unable to create regulations that favor only the people that held certain religious beliefs.