1. How diverse are people’s neighborhoods compared to what they think?
By: Cherry Gregory
Kriss Martin
Darelene

2. Demographic questions

3. Demographic Questions

6. Interesting facts
Over ¾ of the people surveyed asked if Mormon/LDS would be classified as Christian
When offering popsicles on a hot day, people flock to take your survey.
Even if you run out of surveys
And the popsicles are half melted.
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8. Conclusion from Survey
Majority of people consider themselves in a religion
That the neighborhood they live in is mainly Christian
Indicates that they don’t think their neighborhoods are not very diverse and that diversity has only increased slightly over time.
However, majority of surveys say that more then one religion is practiced in their house.
This indicates that the survryed live in a diverse home compared to their neighborhood

9. Maps agree
The maps of the main cities show that the neighborhoods are predominantly Christian.
There were a few minority religions, but the number of Christian churches out weight it greatly.
The majority of the dots on all the maps are for Christian churches.
There were few synagogues and m
Surprisingly, there was one Pagan/Wiccan Church listed in the West Valley Map

10. Salt Lake City
Ogden

11. Sandy
West Valley

12. Conclusion
We expected that the neighborhoods would be more diverse then the people thought.
However, Maps show that the people were almost right on with the large gap between Christian and non-Christian meeting places.