During the 1950s, religion had less to do with spiritual activities or sacred values than with personal identity and group assimilation.

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Final Answer : True, Explanation :  During the 1950s, religion in the United States often served as a marker of personal identity and a means of social integration, reflecting broader cultural and social dynamics rather than purely spiritual or sacred concerns.

During the 1950s, religion had less to do with spiritual activities or sacred values than with personal identity and group assimilation.

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