Religious developments in the United States during the 1950s
A) were characterized by a strong concern with doctrinal issues.
B) emphasized the differences between various religious beliefs.
C) were characterized by less church attendance than in the previous decade.
D) showed improved knowledge of doctrine.
Answer: D
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Which statement about the Civil War is true?
A) The Civil War resulted in the acceptance of African Americans as equals in Northern society. B) The Civil War began as a war against slavery and then became a war about secession. C) The Civil War failed to bring profound social change to the United States. D) The Civil War is considered the last pre-modern war. E) The Civil War caused more American casualties than World War I and World War II combined.
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