Vocational Education
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To demonstrate that this conception of the relation of the individual to the community is not mere assumption the following facts are presented.
First, the population of the United States, as measured by interstate migration, is quite stable. " The total native born population in 1900 was 65,767,451 (including Alaska and Hawaii, but excluding 75,851 native born enumerated Digitized byCjOOQlC CRITERION" OF SOCIALIZATION 219 in military and naval stations abroad). Of this number 51,979,651, or 79... percent, were born in the state or territory in which they were found by the census enumerators. The remaining 13,787,800, constituting 21 per cent of the entire native born element, had migrated from the state or territory in which they were born and were found in the other states and territories. The proportion living in the state or territory of birth was slightly larger in 1900 than it was in 1890." (U. S. Statistical Atlas, 1900, p. 43.) We must expect it will be very much larger in future, due to the exhaustion of new land in the West.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
To demonstrate that this conception of the relation of the individual to the community is not mere assumption the following facts are presented.
First, the population of the United States, as measured by interstate migration, is quite stable. " The total native born population in 1900 was 65,767,451 (including Alaska and Hawaii, but excluding 75,851 native born enumerated Digitized byCjOOQlC CRITERION" OF SOCIALIZATION 219 in military and naval stations abroad). Of this number 51,979,651, or 79... percent, were born in the state or territory in which they were found by the census enumerators. The remaining 13,787,800, constituting 21 per cent of the entire native born element, had migrated from the state or territory in which they were born and were found in the other states and territories. The proportion living in the state or territory of birth was slightly larger in 1900 than it was in 1890." (U. S. Statistical Atlas, 1900, p. 43.) We must expect it will be very much larger in future, due to the exhaustion of new land in the West.
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