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Define primary and secondary sex characteristics, and give specific examples of each.
 
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What is the primary cause of voter apathy?
 
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Reply #1 on: Jul 2, 2018
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Primary sex characteristics are organs related to reproduction (penis, vagina, uterus, etc.). Secondary sex characteristics are physical distinctions between males and females that are not directly connected with reproduction (muscle development in men, lower voice and facial hair in men, breast development and widened hips in women, etc.).

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The main reason for voter apathy is the indifference it is believed their vote will have. The view of those suffering voter apathy is that next year will just bring more of the same....


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