Before World War II, the United States had no interstate highway system, and traveling to different parts of the country was difficult. This means that ____________ must have been even more important in determining mate selection.

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With limited mobility, people were more likely to marry someone who was geographically close to them. Propinquity, or the physical proximity between individuals, would have played a larger role in determining mate selection before the existence of a widespread highway system.

Before World War II, the United States Had No Interstate