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Why did the united states adopt the motto in god we trust in 1956? a to honor the financial and societal contributions of various religious organizations b to distinguish the nation from countries that restricted religious practices c to commemorate the social changes introduced by christian leaders d to encourage the growth of religious institutions throughout the country

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