Which statement about religion in the United States is true?
a. About 10 of the population claims active church membership.
b. People in the U.S. are less religiously active than Italians and Frenchmen.
c. Religion is more important to liberals and Democrats than to conservatives and Republicans.
d. In 2003, 65 of adults in the US claimed to be a member of a church or synagogue.
e. Asians are the subgroup for whom religion is most important.
Question 2
Which statement about religion in the United States is false?
a. The U.S. places a high value on organized religion.
b. A higher percentage of U.S. population is affiliated with a religious organization than Western European countries.
c. Church membership in the U.S. has grown steadily over the last two hundred years.
d. About 60 of Americans claim that religion plays an important role in their lives.
e. Membership in religious organizations in the U.S. has declined slightly over the last 15 years.
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