How The United States Has Changed Since The 1930 Census
Here is a comparison of the United States between the Census years of 1930 and 2000. I am sure you will find it interesting. It's from the Census Bureau.
Total US Population: 1930: 122.8 million 2000: 281.4 million
Leading country of birth of foreign born: 1930: Italy (1.8 million) 2000: Mexico (7.8 million)
Life expectancy: 1930: 59.7 years 2000: 77.1 years
Median age: 1930: 26.5 years 2000: 35.3 years
Population of California: 1930: 5.7 million 2000: 33.9 million
Number of people age 65 and over: 1930: 6.6 million 2000: 35.0 million
Proportion of women in the labor force: 1930: 24% 2000: 61%
Percentage of households consisting of people living alone: 1930: 8% 2000: 26%
Average number of people per household: 1930: 4.1 2000: 2.6
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