In the 1930s, 70% of Americans who were polled reported that the ideal number of children to have was . In the 1990s, Americans who were polled reported that the ideal number of children to have is

i. 3 or more children

ii. Less than 3

Explanation: In the 1930s, polls carried out indicated that 70% of Americans thought having 3 or more children was ideal while in 1990s, percentage of people who thought 3 or more children was ideal dropped to around 10%, with most indicating 1 or 2 as ideal.

Despite the decline in the birthrate in the United States, which may be due to fewer women having children or women having fewer children, several data indicate that the general interest in having children has remained constant and high. Thus, Americans' underlying attitudes toward children has not changed much in several years.

sense of self-interest

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