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[DOC File]APPENDIX I TO “DELIBERATIVE DEMOCRACY:
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Race: Data were compiled into three categories—white (both white Hispanic and white nonhispanic), black (both Hispanic and non Hispanic), and other. The other category comprises American Indians, Alaskan Natives, Asians, Native Hawaiian, Pacific Islanders Alone, and those individuals that report themselves as having two or more race groups.
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[DOC File]Ethnicity: Key Issue 1 - Weebly
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What is the migration pattern of African Americans since 1960? DIFFERENTIATING ETHNICITY AND RACE. 6. In terms of the concept of race… a. what is the “problem” with the way the US Census Bureau defines “Asian”? b. what is the difference between “African-American” and “black”? c. how does the US Census Bureau consider Hispanic ...
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870[FINAL]Householder - Year 4 - Lesson Final.doc
Model Lesson PlanDavid HouseholderTravis High SchoolCourse:11th Grade US HistoryAP US HistoryTitle of Unit:America and the Cold War, 1945-1960Title of Lesson:Post War Immigration DBQ JigsawGrade Level:11thTime Frame:2 days (2 x 50 minute periods)Description: This lesson is an introduction to the Document Based
black population in 1960

[DOC File]European Harmonized Census Microdata System
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In particular, since 1960 the U.S. Census Bureau has employed increasingly elaborate stratified multistage sample designs. Such procedures can yield self-weighting samples with low standard errors, especially for race, household size, and group quarters status.
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[DOC File]Census.gov
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Census 2000 Sample Data and . ACS 3-year Averages Quality . Measures Comparison Documentation. ... relationship, sex, age, Hispanic origin, race, and tenure for occupied housing units, and vacancy status for vacant housing units. A national average of about one-in six housing units were expected to be enumerated on the long form and make up the ...
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[DOC File]Demographics
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Between 1940 and 1960 increase in urban dwellers from 45-75%. By 1960, women outnumbered men. Between 1940 and 1960, blacks proportion of the population declined from 14 to 12.5%. Hispanics grew from 12 to 15%. Second World War "Texas furnished proportionally a larger percentage of men and women for military service than did any other state."
black population in 1960

[DOC File]Evaluating the Accuracy of...
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Each year, the U.S. Census Bureau produces July 1 estimates of the population of U.S. counties. As a result of efforts to improve the quality of and expand the types of these estimates, the Census Bureau initiated an effort to evaluate the accuracy of county-level estimates (Long, 1996).
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[DOC File]Estimating Primary Single-race Identities
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Bridging 1990 and 2000 census race data: Fractional assignment of multiracial populations. by. James P. Allen and Eugene Turner. Department of Geography. California State University, Northridge. Northridge, CA 91330-8249. Forthcoming in . Population Research and Policy Review. James P. Allen Eugene Turner. Tel. (818) 677-3519 Tel. (818) 677 ...
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Before 1960, census enumerators classified each person’s race based on personal observation. Since 1960, the Census has used self-identification as the means of racial measurement for most households. How has this shift affected the racial classification of Blacks, Whites, and Hispanics? That is, what are the differences between
black population in 1960

“It’s in to be skin”
Census enumerators used their own judgments and perceptions of race to record people for census data; therefore, a person who might identify with being Indian, but had some degree of African American ancestry would have been recorded as “black”. It was only in the 1960 census that people were able to choose and self-identify their “race”.
us demographics 1960

1960 census by race