Gay marriage

please fill it out honestly. i need these stats for a school project. it doesnt need to be long or detailed, just honest. thanks

1. Age:
Gender:
Country of birth:
Country of residence:

2. Is gay marriage legal in your current country?

3. Do you agree with your country's position on gay marriage? Why/why not?

4. Which country, within North America and Europe, do you feel is the most open-minded when it comes to gay marriage?

5. What factors contribute to this country's progressive nature?

6. Which country, within North America and Europe, do you feel is the most closed-minded when it comes to gay marriage?

7. What factors contribute to this country's position?

8. What country was the first to instate legal rights for married gay couples?

9. Four countries worldwide have given full legal rights to married gay couples. Name as many as you can.

10. Do you feel there is a different attitude to gay people in general in Europe and North America?

11. Why do feel this difference exists/does not exist?

12. Before gay marriage became a social debate in the 1980's, were there any societies that ever legalized forms of gay marriage? If so, which ones?

13. Religion is one of the contributing factors in the debate on gay marriage. Which countries, within Europe and North America, do you feel are the most religious? Does this affect their stance on gay marriage?

14. Different political parties often have radically varied positions on gay marriage. Do you feel gay marriage is a ?'hot topic,' within your country, when it comes to selecting a political leader?

15. Many countries within North America and Europe allow married gay couples to adopt children. Name as many as you can.

16. Do you feel married gay couples should be able to adopt children? Why/why not?
17. Do you feel married gay couples should receive the same legal benefits as married straight couples? Why/why not?

18. Do you feel that a person's opinion of gay marriage is influenced more by their age or their country of residence?

19. In countries that gay marriage is legal and the gay lifestyle is generally accepted, people are statistically more likely to lead a homosexual life. Why do you think this is?

20. Countries that border each other often have radically different views on gay marriage. Why do you think this is, given how interconnected our world is?