When was the first United States Census taken?
Q: When was the first United States Census taken?
A: The first United States Census was taken in 1790.
Q: What date did the census record the population of the United States?
A: The census recorded the population of the United States as of August 2, 1790.
Q: How many people were counted in the First Census?
A: The First Census counted a total population of 3,929,214 people.
Q: Which states were included in this census?
A: This census included all thirteen states (Connecticut, Delaware, Georgia, Maryland, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, North Carolina, Pennsylvania Rhode Island and South Carolina) and districts and territories that would become Vermont Kentucky Tennessee and Maine.
Q: What other areas were included in this census besides states?
A: Besides states this census also included districts and territories that would become Vermont Kentucky Tennessee and Maine.
Q: Was data collected from all fifty US states for this first census?
A: No data was not collected from all fifty US states for this first census - only thirteen states plus districts and territories that would become Vermont Kentucky Tennessee and Maine were included in this first census.
