The U. S. Constitution (Article I, Section II) requires that there be a census every ten years in order to apportion the seats in the House of Representatives among the states. Census information is also used by federal, state and local governments to assess needs and allocate funding, by academics to study the changing population, by individuals to trace their genealogy, and for many other purposes.
Rome actually took a census every five years. They took a census or count to make sure that everyone was paying their taxes and that no one escaped paying. That's why every 5 years they counted how many people were living in the empire so they know how many people need to pay
So it can compare the population over time.
Because they can redo phone books, make more schools , make more homes etc.,
and by 10 years there are a lot more people
Every ten years
they conduct a census every 10 years
The Federal government take its official census every ten years.
The US does a census every 7-10 years.
In the United States, the national census is taken every 10 years.
Every ten years.
It depends on the country and the laws they have for it. The USA has a census every 10 years.
The U.S. Census Bureau takes a count of the population once every 10 years. They also include military personnel who are serving out of the country. If the family is with them, they are counted as well.
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A census is typically conducted every ten years to gather information about the population of a country. This information is used for various purposes, such as resource allocation, political representation, and policy making. Some countries may conduct censuses more frequently for specific needs.
In the US the population is counted on every year that ends with a zero, or every ten years, through the conduction of a census.
The US Census is held every 10 years. However, estimates are given each year by the Census Bureau. The Census Bureau even has a US Population Clock, giving estimates every second of the day.