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According to the results of the map comparisons in Chapter Thirteen, there is a negative correlation between
 
  a. the percentage of college graduates is and the divorce rate.
  b. the population growth rate and the divorce rate.
  c. the divorce rate in 1922 and the divorce rate in 2000.
  d. all of the above
  e. none of the above

Question 2

The map of divorce rates in 1922 is ___________ to the map of divorce rates in 2000.
 
  a. not similar
  b. somewhat dissimilar
  c. somewhat similar
  d. very similar



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Answer to Question 1

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