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 before the interstate highway system, people were more likely to meet and marry those who were in close proximity, so propinquity (physical proximity) would have been an important factor in selecting a mate.

Before World War II,the United States Had No Interstate Highway