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Seventy-one percent
of teachers are women. |
There are 6.2 million
teachers nationwide. |
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Twenty-six percent of Asians and Pacific islanders
are
under 18. |
Eighty-seven percent of
Asians and Pacific islanders are high school graduates. |
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There are 24 million U.S. residents of Mexican ancestry.
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Thirty-seven percent of Mexican-origin residents
are under 18, the highest percentage of that age group among Latino
groups. |
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Hay 24 millones de residentes en los Estados Unidos
de
origen mexicano. |
El treinta y siete por ciento de los residentes de
los Estados Unidos de origen mexicano tienen menos de dieciocho años
de edad. Este es el porcentaje más alto de ese grupo de edad
entre los grupos latinos. |
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There are an estimated 82.5 million
mothers of all ages in the United States. |
On average, women can expect to have two children
in their lifetime. |
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Exercising with equipment
is one of the most popular sports activities among people 65 and over,
with 3.1 million participants. |
There were 35.9 million people 65 and
over in the United States on July 1, 2003. The population of this
age group is expected to reach 86.7 million in the year 2050. |
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African-Americans gather
at a civil rights march
in 1963, the year prior to the enactment of the Civil
Rights Act. Black median family income (in inflation-
adjusted 2002 dollars) climbed from $18,859 in 1964
to $33,634 in 2002. Photo provided by the National
Archives Special Media Division
(NWDNS-306-SSM-4C366). |
A professor lectures to an integrated
class at West Virginia State College. The number of black college
students leaped from 306,000 in 1964 to 2.3 million in 2002. Photo
provided by the National Archives Special Media Division (64-1855). |
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The U.S. Census Bureau was
the first client to order
a Universal Automatic Computer, and accepted
delivery of the first UNIVAC on March 31, 1951.
Fifty years later, more than 72 million employed
people age 16 and over -- about 54 percent of all
workers -- used a computer on the job. |
Two Unysis employees demonstrate the
UNIVAC for Walter Cronkite in this undated photo. Projections indicate
that more than 650,000 computer systems
analysts will be employed in the United States in 2012. |
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A father holds his young
child. According to the
U.S. Census Bureau, estimated 66 million fathers
in the United States. |
A father walks down the street with
his young son.
According to the U.S. Census Bureau, there are
2 million single fathers. |
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A woman wears a baseball-style
cap very appropriate
for the Fourth of July, waiting for a fireworks show
to begin. Chances are the fireworks she will view
come from china, which provided the bulk of all
U.S. fireworks imports in 2003, according to the
U.S. Census Bureau. |
A woman wears a patriotic head scarf.
U.S. Census
Bureau projections indicate there will be 293 million
U.S. residents on this July 4th. |
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U.S Marine in action at
Peleliu Island, Palau Islands.
September 1944. About 292,000 U.S. soldiers, sailors,
airmen and marines were killed in battle in WW II.
Photo provided by the National Archives Special
Media Division (#48358) |
World War Two veteran Benjamin Vega
of Fairfax Station, Virgina. More than 16 million U.S. armed forces
personnel served in World War II. Photo by Lauren Brenner for the
U.S Census Bureau. |
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Four
percent of girls ages 5 to 15 have disabilities. |
Nearly 50 million people age 5 and over
in the civilian noninstitutionalized population have at least one
disability. |
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Seventy-two percent of children
12-to-17 years old
are academically on track for their age. |
The number of elementary school-age
children
declined by 274,000 between 2000 and 2003. |
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More than 147 million people
are in the nation's labor force. |
More than 10 million
people are self-employed. |
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There are nearly 40 million
Hispanics across our nation,
making them our country's largest race or ethnic minority. |
Sixty-three percent of Hispanic families
include their
own children under 18 years old. |
Hay casi 40 millones (accent
on "o") de hispanos
en los EE.UU., haciendoles la minoria (accent on
second "i") racial o etnica (accent on "e") mas
(accent
on "a") grande en el pais. |
Sesenta y tres por ciento de las familias
hispanas
incluyen sus propios ninos (tilde over second "n")
bajo 18 anos (tilde over "n") de edad. |
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Fifty-four percent of unmarried
and single Americans
are women. |
There are more than 95 million unmarried
and single Americans. |
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About 2.5 million grandparents
are responsible for
most of the basic needs of one or more of the
grandchildren they live with. |
Nearly 6 million grandparents live with
one or more
of their grandchildren under 18. |
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Chances are that your Halloween
jack o' lantern comes from Illinois, which led the nation in pumpkin
production last year. |
Americans consumed an average of 25
pounds of candy per person last year; it is believed a large portion
of this is consumed by kids around Halloween. Photo by Michael Newell. |
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Barbara Sadler poses with her adopted daughters
Nicole and Apryl. In 2000, there were more adopted girls than
boys under age 18. Photo by Lloyd Wolf for U.S. Census Bureau. |
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Kim (adoptive father on left) and Carol (adoptive
mother on right) Cormany pose on their porch with their five
adopted Russian-born children. In 2000, 13 percent of all adopted
children in the United States were foreign-born. Photo by Lloyd
Wolf for the U.S. Census Bureau. |
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Children comprise nearly
one-third of American Indians and Alaska natives. Photo by U.S. Census
Bureau. |
There are more than 4,000 American Indian
and Alaska native farmers and ranchers. Photo by Paul Corbit Brown. |
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More
than 4 million wartime veterans — almost 2-in-10 — served
during World War II. Overall, nearly 10 million veterans are age 65
or over. Photo provided by the Defense Visual Information Center. |
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Acranberry harvest in Boston.
U.S. cranberry production
in 2004 is forecast at 658 million pounds.
Massachusetts ranked second in cranberry production,
after Wisconsin. Photo by Patricia Walsh. |
Pumpkin pie is a traditional Thanksgiving
dish. Five
states produced over 70 million pounds of pumpkin
last year. Photo by Patricia Walsh. |
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Sixty percent of eligible
voters cast their ballots in
the November 2000 presidential election, slightly
higher than the 58 percent who voted in 1996.
Photo by Hubert Dobson. |
Seventy-two percent of citizens ages
65 to 74 voted
in the 2000 presidential election. This age group
traditionally has the highest voting participation
of any age group. Photo by Hubert Dobson. |
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A family does their holiday
shopping in Chicago. Retail sales by the nation's department stores
(including leased departments) totaled $31.1 billion last December.
Photo by Heather Schmaedeke. |
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