Which of the following was true of religion in the United States at the end of the twentieth century?

Religion was no longer an influential factor in the lives of many Americans.

Catholicism was growing.

The Protestant majority status was declining.

There was a shift to religious groups over denominations.

There is more than one correct answer

The right answers are:

Religion was no longer an influential factor in the lives of many Americans.

The Protestant majority status was declining.

The reason why is;

Religion was no longer an influential factor in the lives of many Americans.

There seems to be a process of generational replacement where older people who are more religious are no longer here and have passed. They're being replaced demographically by younger behind who are less and less religious and that process has been happening for decades.

The Protestant majority status was declining.

America's Protestant majority was in fact declining, religion is losing ground in American Society.

The following was true of religion in the United States at the end of the twentieth century:

Catholicism was growing There was a shift to religious groups over denominations