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3 years ago

Which topics have been included in every u.S. Census since the first census in 1790?

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IrinaVladis [17]3 years ago

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Answer:

Your question is poorly written, but according to what I have interpreted, what I can answer is the following:

The first census began more than a year after President Washington's inauguration and shortly before the end of the second session of the first Congress. Congress assigned responsibility for the 1790 census to bailiffs in the US judicial districts. USA Under a law that, with minor modifications and extensions, governed the census until 1840. The law required that each home be visited, that the full census calendars be posted in "two of the most public places within [each jurisdiction] , it remains for the inspection of all interested parties ... "and that" the total amount of each description of persons "for each district is transmitted to the president.

Explanation:

This census was created in order to receive information from the population, in its entirety, that is why it made sure to accredit this information by going home for home and ringing the bell of the citizens.

Tomtit [17]3 years ago

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Answer:

The Topic is "Age and Sex"

Explanation:

Since the first census of United States in 1790, the topic that has been included in every United States census is Age and Sex.

In 1790, under the President George Washington, the first United States census was conducted and the population was categorized under different topics, which includes:

1. Free white males of 16years and above

2. Free white males under 16years

3. Free white females

4. All other persons

5. Slaves

And from there, till the last census conducted in the United States, Age and Sex is a topic that still features in the categories of census.

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