US Census

According to an average of life expectancy statistical charts, a person born in 1941 has a life expectancy of 62.81 years.

2001 , along with rest of the UK.

The year 2011

I just recently seen an older statistic stating that 52% return to prison within 3 years for a new offense or violating a condition of there release. I believe it was in 1994 from the Bureau of Justice Statistics. Try www.pbs.org/now/shows/332/americas-prisons.html There are alot of good stats on this page. Hope this helps!

2,683,516

11,962

In 1957, the population of the United States was 171,984,130 people. This was a 3,081,099 increase from the previous year.

Every 10 Years =]

1.3 million people
Everything is a best guess until the 2010 US Census is reported but until then 1,290.000 will have to do.
About 1,290,000 residents in 2010.

A census is an official count. It may apply to property, details of the population , number of men, women and children, the type of work and where they work. Government departments use the detail to evaluate population growth, planning the need for social housing, schools and hospitals. Census may be used to track ancestry, It can apply to traffic, cars and heavy transport giving detail of road usage and providing subsequent detail as to how the system may be improved. It can be used for research, business marketing and planning

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The oldest recorded census is from Egypt, around 3000BC. The Romans used census to determine the number of men available for the armed forces. The Doomsday Book of William the Conqueror used census to determine taxes. Many medieval countries used census to determine the nature of the land and the life of its peoples

over 80,054, the revolution killed many people, we did have over, 85,000, a big drop huh!?!

The estimated population in North Dakota as of July 1, 2005 was 646,089 per the U.S. Census Bureau.

how often is there a violent death in the U.S.

Census takers are hired by the U.S. Government, prior to the census taking. They are trained in how do do this, for a few weeks(I believe) , then go door to door, and ask questions from the papers they are given, and fill them out accordingly. The questions are usually, How many people live in this household? How many are adults? How many children? How many fulltime residents live here? How many part time residents live here? How many are enrolled in school?(College,grade school, ect). How many work fulltime? Who is the head of household? How many male or female? Is the address we have accurate? I believe they do ask what race are the residents(but I cannot say if you have to anser or not, same with religion)

i dont know but everyone should wear a seatbelt even if you are just driving down the rode

According to 2008 church records, there are 13,806,509 baptized members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints (Mormons) worldwide. You can find that information here: http://newsroom.lds.org/ldsnewsroom/eng/statistical-information

31,443,321

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.

* English 82 percent * Spanish 11 percent * Other Indo-European 3.8 percent * Asian and Pacific Island 2.6 percent * Other languages 0.6 percent. There are at least 100 different languages spoken in the US including several of the Native-American languages of Alaska and those of First Nations.

As prescribed by the U.S. Constitution, the survey of the nation's population is conducted every 10 years. The next census will be taken in 2020.

The US Census Bureau's population estimate for 1953 was 158,956,000.