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A 3 page causal essay that examines why the divorce rate in the United States has increased over the years. Bibliography lists 3 sources.
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the American colonies, in 1620" (Marriage / Divorce Analysis, 2008). It is, however, a truth that in recent decades the rate of divorce in the United States has increased. There
are many who claim to know the reasons for this and perhaps no one real answer to the reality of the increased divorce rate. For example, some people may simply
argue that the more open and supposedly enlightened society has led people to divorce and others may simply claim that an increase in the acceptance of homosexuality has led to
the increase. With these possibilities, and a knowledge of the complexity of this social topic, in mind the following paper offers a causal work aimed at uncovering the reasons for
the increase in divorce rates in the United States. Divorce Rates In one article it seems that many are arguing that the increase in the ease of getting a
divorce is what has made the divorce rate increase in the United States, as well as other parts of the world it would seem. The author notes, for example, "a
recent analysis has suggested that for most of the 32 states that implemented no-fault divorce during the divorce boom (1965-1974) our results support the interpretation that no-fault laws resulted in
a substantial number of divorces that would not have occurred otherwise" (Why Divorce Rates Increased, 2008). This is something that has been seen in other nations as well, which further
supports the social notion that making divorces easy to obtain, or easier to obtain than in previous times, is clearly something that would cause some people to get a divorce.
It makes sense in light of the fact that laws, throughout history, have long kept people in marriages they did not wish
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