The first national census of the United States of America was in the year 1790. It has since been completed every ten years; but not until the 1850 census did the census-takers ask the names of every member of the household. Up until then, they only asked the name of the head of household and the number of inhabitants.
Censuses have been taken for thousands of years. The reason Mary and Joseph were in Bethlehem was so they could be counted for a Roman Census.
The first Census taken under the US Constitution was done in 1790.
The first census conducted under the US Constitution was performed in 1790.
1790 was the first election in the USA, after the American revolution. However, in 1086 in England the Domesday Book is largely regarded as the first "modern" census.
it was first taken in 1790.
1790 was the first.
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The US census is taken nationwide every ten years, those years that end in 0.
The last US Census was taken in the year 2010, and the newest takes place in 2020. The census is taken every 10 years, and provides the basis for proportional representation in the US House of Representatives. It also can determine the allocation of Federal grants and outlays to states and cities.
The US census is taken every 10 years
in 2000, the US census is done every 10 years
Every ten years in the US a census is taken.
A national census is taken every ten years by the US Census Bureau.
The US Census is taken every ten years in the years ending in zero.
A national census in the U. S. is taken every tenth year. The last one was in 2010 and the next one will be in 2020.
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The first US census was in 1790.
The 2000 US Census recorded 4,041,769 residents and the estimated 2008 population is about 4,270,000.
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