Generally, poorer nations tend to be religious; wealthy less so, except for U.S.

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April 19, 2016

5 ways Americans and Europeans are different

Generally, poorer nations tend to be religious; wealthy less so, except for U.S.

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Generally, poorer nations tend to be religious; wealthy less so, except for U.S.

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5 ways Americans and Europeans are different
Disapproval of adultery particularly high in U.S., less so in France
Americans more tolerant of speech offensive to religion and minorities
Individual liberty vs. state guarantees

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