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=**Population Change**=

Size and Location Change:
//The map on the Right helps you show you the Size and Population Change between 1787 and 1900. For size, as you can see the stars move to the West. This was because our population kept growing, so we had to expand over the land. For location, (the stars) as our population grew, we had to build to the West. Then also with the stars moving up or down some, that shows that we had to build to the North and South,too. Showing how and why our location moved.//

Starting in 1787. The population was small and centered around the the eastern border.

But has years when on and the population grew, the center of population changed. Like in 1800. the population had grown, so much that we had to go to the West, and the center of population had moved to almost the middle of West Virginia.

Then in 1880, our population had grown so much that our center was then at the very bottom of the Ohio, Indiana border. Which was even more West and also more South.

Composition of Population:
The composition of population is where the people lived and why they lived where they did.

American Men: If you were someone who worked in factories, you would live in the North. That was because the North was were most the big factories were located. While if you worked on, or owned, a farm, you were more than likely going to live in the South. The South had better weather, and nicer land for farms than the North.

African American's: There was a good group of African Americans that lived in the North. They lived in the North because they got to be free. But even though they were free, it was very hard for them to find work. This is because they were not allowed to work in factories and the jobs they could have, the white men were picked over them. The South had a big group of African Americans too. These African Americans lived there for a few reasons. Either they were slaves, which meant that had to live where ever there owner put them. And/Or because in the South they had work. If you were an African American in the South, then you probably were a slave. But at least you had work, even though it was farm work, most the time.

Works Cited:
Image: http://chestofbooks.com/crafts/scientific-american/Scientific-American-Reference-Book/Labor-s-Death-Roll.html

Information:
Size and Location: information from image. Composition: Online Text Book. http://www.pearsonsuccessnet.com/snpapp/iText/products/0-13-365295-5/phs_ahon_09_19171_main.html?chapter=null&page=null&anchory=null