Which Catholic nation displays high birthrates ?
Correct answer: D. Mexico
- A. Ireland
- B. France
- C. Italy
- D. Mexico
Explanation
Mexico has historically had a high birth rate despite being predominantly Catholic, although its fertility rate has declined substantially in recent decades. Ireland, France, and Italy are Catholic countries with comparatively lower modern birth rates.
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