Question

1. part a: jefferson begins the majority of the paragraphs in the first section of \act for establishing religious freedom\ with the word \that.\ why is this structure effective in helping jefferson make his argument?

a. it allows the reader to follow jeffersons individual points more closely.
b. it emphasizes the numerous moral and civil problems with religious persecution.
c. it contrasts problems of discrimination against certain religions with other human rights abuses.
d. it proposes a clear series of actions to ensure religious freedom.

1. part b: which aspect of \act for establishing religious freedom\ provides support for the answer to part a?

a. the reference to \habits of hypocrisy and meanness\ (paragraph 2)
b. the reference to \our opinions in physics or geometry\ (paragraph 6)
c. the reference to \privileges and advantages\ (paragraph 7)
d. the comparison of \free argument and debate\ to
atural weapons\ (paragraph 12)

1. how does thomas jefferson address the possibility that a future general assembly could overturn this law?

Explanation:

For Part A, starting paragraphs with "That" helps in clearly presenting individual points, making it easier for readers to follow. For Part B, the reference to "habits of hypocrisy and meanness" in paragraph 2 emphasizes the problems with religious persecution which aligns with the structure's purpose in Part A. Regarding the third - question, Jefferson likely addresses the possibility of the law being overturned by emphasizing the moral and natural rights basis of the law.

Answer:

Part A: A. It allows the reader to follow Jefferson's individual points more closely.
Part B: A. the reference to "habits of hypocrisy and meanness" (paragraph 2)
Question 8: Jefferson likely emphasizes the moral and natural - rights basis of the law to address the possibility of it being overturned.