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cagreen833

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The primary vehicle driving the increase of the Mexican American population in the United States is_________________ ___.
 
  a. immigration
 b. lowered child mortality
 c. higher birth rate
 d. increased intermarriage

Question 2

Secularization theory posited that __________ would be a major threat to the existence of religion.
 
  a. globalization
 b. capitalism
 c. socialism
 d. Catholicism



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Answer to Question 1

a

Answer to Question 2

a



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