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U.S. Ethnic Composition Trends (1861-1987) | Historical Demographic Data #1397368 (License: Personal Use)
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The chart displays five time points-1861, 1891, 1947, 1978, and 1987-with each bar segmented by ethnicity: German (maroon), Italian (green), Irish (yellow), Scottish (orange), and English (navy). English ancestry consistently forms the largest segment until 1947, after which German and Irish contributions rise significantly, reflecting late-19th and early-20th century immigration patterns. Post-1947, Italian representation grows notably, especially by 1978 and 1987, while German and Scottish shares decline slightly.
Used in historical demography, sociology, or U.S. immigration studies pages; supports articles on ancestry trends, census analysis, or ethnic identity evolution. Matches user intent seeking visual evidence of long-term ethnic composition changes in America.
Related Cliparts: Explore how German, Italian, Irish, Scottish, and English populations shifted in the U.S. from 1861 to 1987. Visualized with stacked bar data for historical insight.
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