Knowledge of different languages in the European Union
Knowledge of English Knowledge of French Knowledge of German Knowledge of Italian Knowledge of Spanish Knowledge of Russian Reddit user:
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Percentage of Latin Americans who think the government only favors the elite
Do you think the government only favors the elite? Source: Gothnath 97% of Brazilians believe the government only favors the elite.
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Jail incarceration rate per 100,000 U.S. county residents
Incarceration Trends aims to inform the public dialogue, advance research, and help guide change by providing easily accessible information on
Read MoreMapping San Francisco Building Ages
San Francisco is known for its diverse architectural landscape, and the city’s buildings span a wide range of ages, reflecting its rich history and development over time
Read MoreThe Peoples of China
The Han Chinese are the largest ethnic group in China, covering about 92 per cent of its mainland population. Other
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Orthodox Christians as a Percentage of all Residents (1952 – 2010)
Orthodox Christians as a Percentage of all Residents, 1952 – 2010 Orthodox Christians as a Percentage of all Residents, 2010
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A geographical representation of Ludacris’s Hoes
In 2001, Luda let the world know has plenty of hoes in different area codes, but where are these area
Read MoreMapping the Irish Census (2016 )
This map has been developed by the All-Island Research Observatory (AIRO) at Maynooth University through collaboration with the Census team
Read MoreMap shows the average cost of electricity per U.S. state
Residential electricity rates in the U.S. www.elitefixtures.com Top 10 highest residential electricity rates:1. Hawaii – $0.3082. Alaska – $0.2823. Vermont
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Distribution of Human Races in the 19th Century
The idea of race as a rough classification of anatomically modern humans has a problematic history. Before the 19th centuries, the word ‘race’ was used in the sense of “ethnic group” and got its contemporary meaning in the area of anthropology only from the mid-nineteenth century.
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