The majority of u. s. children live in:
two-parent households
one-parent households
no-parent households
multigenerational households

The correct answer to the question: The majority of U.S children live in: would be, A: Two-parent households.

Explanation:

The information gathered from the census performed around 2016, and present in the website of the United States Census Bureau, shows that from the 73.7 million children in the country, more than half of them, 69% to be exact, live in households where there are two parents, whereas the second most common type of household is a single-parent one, with a single-mother leading the family. This information was ratified in a census in 2018, where the data sill shows two-parent households being the leading trend for family organizations in the United States.

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