Total population of the United States

By February 20021year, the total population of the United States was about 330 million.

The races and nationalities in the United States are very diverse, with whites accounting for the majority (about 2/3), while the remaining one-third of ethnic minorities are mostly concentrated in coastal areas or metropolitan areas. Hispanics are a very different ethnic group, with the largest number among ethnic minorities.

The population of the United States is about 333 million (as of February 20021year), of which non-Hispanic whites account for 60. 1%, Hispanics account for 65.438+08.5%, Africans account for 65.438+03.4%, Asians account for 5.9%, mixed-race children account for 2.8%, and Indians account for 2.8%.

About 46.5% of the English-speaking population believes in Christianity, 20.8% in Catholicism, 1.9% in Judaism, 0.9% in Islam, 0.7% in Buddhism, 0.5% in Orthodox Christianity, 1.2% in other religions, and 22.8% in none (a few people belong to multi-religious beliefs.

American population analysis

The population of the United States is still growing at a high speed in the developed countries in the world, which enables the United States to maintain the momentum of rapid growth in production and consumption for a long period of time, and makes the quantitative aspect of American national strength show a sustained development and upward trend. However, while the population of the United States is growing rapidly, the demographic structure of the United States is also undergoing fundamental changes.

As the main force of population growth, a large number of Latin American immigrants and their descendants have a low level of education and English, which makes the overall quality of the American population show a long-term downward trend. The decline of population quality and quality will inevitably affect the global competitiveness of American products and services, and fundamentally lead to the decline of American strength, international status and influence in the first half of the 2/kloc-0 century and beyond.

According to statistics, the total fertility rate of American women is 2. 1, and the total population in 20 10 has reached 308 million, ranking third in the world. The United States began to enter an aging society as early as the 1940s, and now the population over 65 accounts for 17.4% of the total population, which is a typical aging society.

Baidu Encyclopedia-American Population