Which statement describes the funding of religious groups under Wyoming law?

• A. Public money shall be appropriated for religious organizations.
• B. The constitution does not address religious funding.
• C. Public funds may be used for religious schools with government approval.
• D. No public money shall be appropriated for any society or institution under religious control.

Answer: (D)

The key idea is that Wyoming’s constitution bars public funding for religious groups, reflecting a separation between church and state. The provision states that no public money shall be appropriated for any society or institution under religious control, so the government cannot fund religious organizations or activities. That’s why the statement describing this blanket prohibition best fits the rule. The other options conflict with this restriction: funding religious organizations is not allowed; the constitution does address religious funding; and government approval does not override the constitutional prohibition.