text: The culture we're from dictates how we see morality as well. If you're from the Deep South, you probably see white lies as a way of life, but in California, people who tell white lies are condemned as "inauthentic." In New England, those who are thrifty with their money are respected, but in the Northwest, penny-pinching can be seen as selfish. In other words, whether you realize it or not, where you grew up has a major influence on how you act!
  Do you disagree, believing that your morality has nothing to do with your birthplace? We think we can prove you wrong. For this quiz, we've come up with a series of morality questions designed to help us accurately gauge exactly where you're from. Think we can't guess it right? There's only one way to find out - take this quiz!
  Should businesses make sure to accommodate people with disabilities, even if most of their customers don't have those disabilities?
  Corporations should, but small businesses shouldn't because certain accommodations are really expensive.
  If your neighbor's yard decorations are ruining the look of your street, is it OK to say something to them?
  It's not OK to confront your neighbor, but it is OK to ask one of their friends to talk to them about the issue.
  Let's say you fall mutually in love with a married person. Do you have the right to encourage them to leave their spouse?
  What would you do if you found out your spouse had served time 20 years ago for almost killing a person?
  Imagine that you're having a party and are getting sort of sleepy. Is it acceptable to yawn in front of your guests?
  Let's say your neighborhood was damaged in a wildfire. Would you help your neighbors rebuild, or focus on your own home?
  Unbeknownst to you, one of your parents' friends has been in love with you. (We know, ew.) They leave you a big bequest in their will. Do you keep it or give it to charity?
  Big box stores often have affordable prices, but that's because many of the goods they sell are made in sweatshops. Is it OK to shop at them anyway?