Tuesday, October 22, 2013

Census Data Mapper Map & Analysis-October 2013

LINK to this map on Google drive


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I'm observing what places have the most percentage of  females populated in the United States. There is a high percentage of  females located in the south of the U.S. In the Midwest  it is in between lots of females and few females. In the mountain states and a little part of the Midwest there is a low percentage of females there. In the south there is a cluster of females in the states Alabama, Mississippi, and Arkansas.

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Why are some regions more populated with females then in the other ones? Each region is different from their culture to who lives there and many other factors. In the Midwest where there is about 49-51% of females living there the living conditions aren't great but they are stable. Women are able to get jobs and work and females aren't treated differently then men. Females have rights here and they are able to go to school and get an education too. In the mountain states where there is a low percentage of females, there is probably not the best living conditions. Females might not have a good chance at getting an education. The South were most of the female percentage is clustered is because of many reasons. Many people are clustered there because its a better living environment there, jobs for women, good education, women have rights, and better location.

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 What difference does it make if some places have high female percentages and other have low? It could affect people if they are all clustered in on place, which is happening in the south. It could affect the United States because females aren't evenly distributed across the country. If there is too many people in one region then that region could run out of or not have enough of  resources or food. Also if there is a region with a low percentage of females then that can be a problem cause that regions population might never grow. It would be better if females were evenly distributed across the United States.

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