State Leaders Who Supported State Religions Might Have Favored the Establishment

State leaders who supported state religions might have favored the establishment clause to: 

A)  ensure that the national government did not interfere with the state governments' right to establish a religion. 
B)  separate the religious establishments and the government bodies. 
C)  ensure that the national government could firmly direct and influence the public expression of religious ideas. 
D)  prohibit the government from supporting religion in general. 
E)  allow the religious leaders to conduct the oath taking ceremony of public officials.