Hispanics in the U.S.A.

Census 2000: Hispanics in the U.S.A.

Date: August 2001

Description: This presentation discusses the Hispanic population in the United States as measured in Census 2000. It looks at the growth of the Hispanic population during the 1990's and describes where the growth occurred. It also looks at the makeup of the Hispanic population and more of it's general characteristics.

Time Required: 20-30 Minutes

Prerequisites: None

Exercise: None

Instructor Materials: 36 Powerpoint slides with Speaker Notes as needed.

Participant Materials and Reference Sources: Census 2000 Briefs. "Overview of Race and Hispanic Origin" and "The Hispanic Population".

Credits: This presentation was prepared by Jorge del Pinal of the Population Division, John Kavaliunas of the Marketing Services Office, with assistance from Betsy Guzman (Population Division) and Jen Dewberry (Marketing Services Office).

Related Training Modules:

Census 2000: Race & Hispanic Origin
The Public Law 94-171 Redistricting Data

For More Information: Contact the Marketing Services Office @ 301-457-4081

Source: U.S. Census Bureau, Marketing Services Office

Last revised: Thursday, 23-Aug-2001 08:10:25 EDT