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In 1790, Pennsylvania,
Massachusetts, and New York had the largest populations of the states in
the Northeast. Read the table below to see what happened to the
population of each state between 1790 and 1890 and then answer the
questions that follow.
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Massachusetts |
New
York |
Pennsylvania |
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1790 |
378,787 |
340,120 |
434,373 |
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1810 |
472,040 |
959,049 |
810,091 |
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1830 |
610,408 |
1,918,608 |
1,348,233 |
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1850 |
994,514 |
3,097,394 |
2,311,786 |
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1870 |
1,457,351 |
4,382,759 |
3,521,951 |
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1890 |
2,238,947 |
6,003,174 |
5,258,113 |
| 1.
What state had the most people in 1790?
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| 2. What was the
first year New York had the greatest population?
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3. What was the
population of Pennsylvania in 1850?
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| 4. How much did
New York's population increase between 1790 and 1850?
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| 5. Which state
had the smallest population in 1890?
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| 6. If this trend
continues, which state will have the smallest population in 1900?
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