Problem: How can I make notes with bullet points in this paragraph? Divorce and Remarriage One hundred years ago, the annual divorce rate in the United States was only about one divorce for every thousand people. By 1980, the rate had climbed to just over five divorces for every thousand people. This increase was associated with a reduction in the legal and moral restrictions against divorce and a shift in the focus of family life from economic dependence to emotional fulfillment. Since 1980, the tide has turned again, and divorces have declined. Today the rate is just three divorces per thousand people-the lowest it has been in more than 30 years (National Center for Health Statistics, 2017). However, despite this decline, the divorce rate in the United States remains the highest of any country in the Western world. Divorce has no single cause, but its probability rises when husbands and wives come from different ethnic backgrounds, lack the religious conviction that divorce is wrong, abuse alcohol or other substances, and have poor communication skills orThe mental health problems (Clarke-Stewart & Brentano, 2006). Couples are especially likely to divorce if they are low in marital commitment, experience high levels of stress from having limited education, facing economic hardship, getting married at a young age, and being overwhelmed with the responsibility of having children, especially children with problems or children born before the marriage (Amato, 2010). Need Assignment Help?