In the 1960s,young people in the United States typically finished school,left home,got a job,got married,and had children.By the 1990s,only __________ of emerging adults followed this sequence.

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By the 1990s, societal norms and economic conditions had shifted significantly, leading to only 25% of emerging adults in the United States following the traditional sequence of finishing school, leaving home, getting a job, getting married, and then having children. This change reflects broader trends in delayed marriage, extended education, and shifts in economic opportunities.

In the 1960s,young People in the United States Typically Finished