Why is the motto "In God We Trust” present on national currency? Check all that apply.
The courts have recognized Christianity as the most important religious belief in the United States.
During the Civil War, many Americans believed that the nation was facing destruction because of their lack of religious conviction.
Many Americans wanted to contrast the religious United States with countries that promoted atheism, such as the USSR.
Atheists in the United States have not bothered to sue to have the phrase removed.
The courts have ruled that the phrase is not religious in nature, but is instead patriotic and ceremonial.
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Answer:
The motto "In God We Trust” present on national currency of the United States of America is the current national motto and it appears on the notes and coins of the U. S since 1864. President Dwight Eisenhower signed a law on July 30, 1956 that requires "In God We Trust" appear on American currency notes and coins.
Explanation:
During the Civil War, many Americans believed that the nation was facing destruction because of their lack of religious conviction.
Many Americans wanted to contrast the religious United States with countries that promoted atheism, such as the USSR.
The courts have ruled that the phrase is not religious in nature, but is instead patriotic and ceremonial.
Answer:
B. to reflect a long history of religious belief that lays the foundation for religious freedom in the United States.
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