Politicians who support prayer in public schools or the display of the Ten Commandments in public places have a(n) stance toward the separation of church and state. a. accomodationist b. freedom of expression c. separationist d. sedition

b. freedom of expression

Explanation:

Politicians who back religion and yet separate it from the state encourage and are in support of freedom of expression. This group are strong supporters of human rights and believe individuals should be allowed the right to religion of their choice, albeit shouldn't interfere with government administration such that government backs a particular kind of religion.

  b.

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