Answer :
The correct answer is D.
A. refers to the Citizenship Clause, and does not refer to the power of government
B. does refer to the power fo goverment, but it does not provide for limiting it, quite the contrary.
C. again does no provide for limitations, but gives the President (part of the government) the power of commander in chief of the army
D. in fact does limit the power of the government, and in particular it limits the power of the government with respect to establishing (state) religion or limiting freedom of speech or of the press
E. refers to the Constitution and not the goverment
A. refers to the Citizenship Clause, and does not refer to the power of government
B. does refer to the power fo goverment, but it does not provide for limiting it, quite the contrary.
C. again does no provide for limitations, but gives the President (part of the government) the power of commander in chief of the army
D. in fact does limit the power of the government, and in particular it limits the power of the government with respect to establishing (state) religion or limiting freedom of speech or of the press
E. refers to the Constitution and not the goverment
I believe the answer is: D. in fact does limit the power of the government, and in particular it limits the power of the government with respect to establishing (state) religion or limiting freedom of speech or of the press
Because of this law, the congress shall never be able to create regulation that prevent citizens of united states from publicly criticising their work results. This make congress unable to control the perception of the citizens and always held accountable for their works.
