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1) Consider: Most people agree that marriages and families underwent major changes during the last 50+ years. However few people tend to link these changes to larger societal changes. a) Answer the following questions: i) Identify 2-3 major societal changes occurring in the last 50+ years that you feel have affected marriages and families. ii) Briefly discuss your feelings on how one of these societal changes has affected current marriages and families. iii) Include a brief example of how this change affected your family and/or familes like yours. 2) Go to the U.S. Census Bureau website , www.census.gov . a) Find a statistic(s)or data related to marriages and families that interests you. i) Briefly summarize the data ( in your own words ). ii) Provide a proper citation for the statistic(s) or data ( so I can find it ). iii) What do you think is interesting about the data? b) Please present the requested information in the order listed above. ...

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Go to the U.S. Census Bureau website
,
www.census.gov
.
a)
Find a statistic(s)or data related to marriages and families that
interests you.
i)
Briefly summarize the data (
in your own words
).
ii)
Provide a proper citation for the statistic(s) or data (
so I can find it
).
iii)
What do you think is interesting about the data?
b)
Please present the requested information in the order listed
above.

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