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... identity, rather than on migration from former population centers. 9 1 2011 © Population Association of America 1993 1993 Census Bureau Indian Population Government Printing Indian Region Indian Area References Alba Richard D. ( 1990 ). Ethnic Identity...

... included an invitation, in Span- ish, to call a toll-free number to request a Spanish language census questionnaire. In 1990, the instruction guide for the long form was printed in 32 languages to aid respondents in completing their mail-back (English language) question- naires. The "Were You Counted...

... of employment change would stress not only the rapid increase in service and retail trade employment but also the continued rise in governmental jobs at the state and local level. For about a dozen years, state and local government employment, in which blacks are well represented, has exceeded employment...

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.... It is governed by the need to maintain sustenance and to accumulate a surplus against future needs, as well as by the need to acquire the knowledge and credentials germane to the tasks involved. In most modernized societies, it is the characteristics and determination of individuals, rather than family...

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... 32.8 million home improvement and mobile home loans during this same period. Another 10.3 million homes carried loans insured by the VA between 1944 and 1979 (Administrator of Veterans Affairs, 1980). Thus the agencies of the federal government were deeply involved in financing the ownership "boom...

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