The Supreme Court case of Mitchell v. Helms (2000) articulated
A) the neutrality test in establishment clause cases
B) the clear and present danger test for freedom of speech
C) separation of church and state as the meaning of the establishment clause
D) the compelling public interest test of free exercise

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Mitchell v. Helms affirmed the constitutionality of a federal program providing aid to both religious and secular schools, as long as it followed the neutrality test, which requires the aid to be provided on a neutral basis without regard to the sectarian or nonsectarian nature of the school.

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