Important things to pass on to the next generation in the U.S. 2013
U.S. Americans' opinion on what is most important to pass on to the next generation 2013
The statistic above shows opinions among U.S. Americans aged 45 years and older on what is most important to pass on to the next generation. In 2013, around 74 percent of the respondents stated it is most important to pass on values and life lessons.
U.S. Americans' opinion on what is most important to pass on to the next generation 2013
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