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30 March, 17:48

Estimated % of Population by Religion in US Regions, 2003

Religion Northeast Midwest South West

Catholic Christian 36 23 19 29

Other Christian 36 54 62 42

Other Religions 6 3 3 5

No Religion 17 15 12 20

Didn't Know/No Answer 5 5 5 5

According to the chart, which region of the country would be considered the most heavily religious?

A) Midwest

B) Northeast

C) South

D) West

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