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(13) State A offers grants to small businesses. The criteria for receiving a grant are religion-neutral, but some of the businesses awarded grants happen to have religious owners. This program likely:(A) Violates both religion clauses.(B) Violates the Establishment Clause.(C) Violates the Free Exercise Clause.(D) Does not violate either religion clause.
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