Population of the United States

The United States has a population of 33 1 10,000. According to the latest census results released by the US Census Bureau, in 2022, the population of the United States was 33 10/00000, an increase of 7.4% over that of 20 10, the lowest growth rate since the Great Depression in the 1930s. Researchers believe that the 2008 financial crisis is an important reason for the decrease of population growth in the United States in the past 10 years. Affected by that crisis, the birth rate in the United States dropped, and many Mexican immigrants returned to their hometowns.

Historical background:

More than 40 thousand years ago, Indian ancestors arrived in North America through Asia, and then to Central America and South America; When Columbus arrived in what he thought was the New World, about 30 million Indians lived in America. About 654.38+500,000 Indians live in the United States and Canada.

The composition of these indigenous people is very different in heredity, language and society. It is estimated that in the15th century, there were at least 400 unrelated and distinctive cultural forms in the north of the Rio Grande, with various body types and language families.