Which of the following was not a key factor leading to more modern and liberal divorce laws in Canada over the last half of the twentieth century?
A) Secularization
B) Increased individual autonomy
C) Decreasing number of children in Canadian families
D) Increased employment opportunities for women
E) Greater dissatisfaction with traditional institutional boundaries

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The decreasing number of children in Canadian families was not a key factor in the liberalization of divorce laws. The other factors, such as secularization, increased individual autonomy, employment opportunities for women, and dissatisfaction with traditional institutions, played more significant roles in shaping modern divorce laws.

Which of the Following Was Not a Key Factor Leading