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4 sourced facts about the Hispanic and Latino population in the United States, each with the context behind the number. 4 more are in today's round and appear here after it closes.
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Among major Hispanic-origin groups in the US, which had the highest share holding a bachelor's degree or higher?
AnswerCubans (about 25%)
Educational attainment varies notably among different Hispanic-origin groups in the United States.
Source: Wikipedia, Hispanic and Latino Americans (2014) en.wikipedia.org
Expert level
The Census Bureau projects the U.S. Hispanic population will reach about how many people by 2050?
Answerabout 132.8 million
Continued growth is projected to make Hispanic Americans nearly a third of the total US population by mid-century.
Source: Wikipedia, Hispanic and Latino Americans (2025) en.wikipedia.org
By 2050, Hispanics are projected to make up about what share of the total U.S. population?
Answerabout 30%
That would be a significant jump from about 20% today.
Source: Wikipedia, Hispanic and Latino Americans (2025) en.wikipedia.org
From 2000 to 2007, the U.S. Hispanic population grew about 28.7%, roughly how many times the growth rate of the total U.S. population?
Answerabout 4 times
Hispanic population growth far outpaced the overall national growth rate during that period.
Source: Wikipedia, Hispanic and Latino Americans (2007) en.wikipedia.org
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