The table illustrates the number of American households from 1790 to 1990.
The data presented in the table illustrates changes in allocation rates for family units in the United States between 1790 and 1990.
From an
overall
perspective, it is readily apparent that the average population per household decreased during Linking Words
this
period, with seven- and two-person communities being used far more frequently than other compositions at the first and end of the year respectively.
In 1790, people lived with an average of 5.4 family members, which fell slightly to 4.9 over the next ten years. By 1990, Linking Words
this
number had plummeted to 2.6. Linking Words
Although
the proportion of seven-person group members was by far the highest at the start (35.8%), it declined to the lowest ratio Linking Words
at the end
of the period (1.4%).
In 1990, the percentage share of couple families increased significantly to 32.2%, making it the dominant part that year. Meanwhile, the single resident rate Linking Words
also
grew considerably from the smallest component in 1790 with 3.7% to 25.6 % in the next two decades and became the second most prominent distribution.Linking Words
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