for testing purposes choose a state
s3. would you prefer that i speak in english or spanish?
s1. do you consider yourself hispanic or latino or a person of     spanish origi
s4. the most frequently used terms to describe persons of latin     american des
s5. many hispanics in new mexico refer to themselves as new mexicans,     hispan
a1. how frequently would you say you watch television news? would it     be dail
a2. how often would you say you read a daily newspaper?  would it be     daily,
a4. for information about public affairs and politics, would you say     you rel
a5. do you have regular internet access at home, somewhere else,     or not at a
a6. how interested are you in politics and public affairs? would you     say you
b1. what year were you born?     (record 4-digit year, refused = 9999)
(interviewer: enter gender of respondent)
b3a. how many people, including yourself, currently live in      your household?
b3b. how many of these people are 18 years of age or older?      (record exact n
b4. families of answerfrom(aqs4) origin or background in the united states     c
b5. were you born in the mainland united states, puerto rico or     some other c
b6. where were you born?
b7. can you tell me, in what state you were born?
b8. what would you say is the main reason you came to live in     the united sta
enter other for qb8 here
b9. when did you first arrive to live in the us [mainland]?     (record 4-digit
b10. are you a naturalized american citizen?
b11a. where your parents were born, were they both born in the us,       was one
b11b. how many of your grandparents, if any, were born outside       the u.s.a.?
c2. how good is your spoken english? would you say you could carry     on a conv
c3. how good is your spoken spanish? would you say you could carry     on a conv
c4. how important do you think it is for you or your family to     maintain the
c5. how important do you think it is that everyone in the united     states lear
d1. do you participate in the activities of one social, cultural,     civic or p
d2. stop me when i get to your answer. how would you describe these     groups?
d3. when an issue or problem needs to be addressed, would you work     through e
d4. have you ever tried to get government officials to pay attention     to some
d5.  have you done this more than once?
d6. was the official you contacted a latino or hispanic?
very good, now ... d7. what is your current marital status?
d7. what is your current marital status?
d8. what is your answerfrom(aqd7) race and ethnicity?
enter other for qd8 here
what is their national origin?
d9. how many children do you have, if any?     (record exact number of children,
d10. do you have children under 18 that you assist financially      living in an
d11. do you consider your children latina/o?
d12. what is your highest level of formal education completed?
d13. where did you complete your highest level of education?      us or elsewher
d14. which of the following best describes your parents' educational      attain
e1. what grade would you give your community's public schools ...     a, b, c, d
e2. did you have children enrolled in elementary or secondary/     high school l
e3. is this child enrolled in public or private school?
e4. is this child a boy or girl?
e5. during the school year that just ended, what grade was your     child in?
e6. how far would you like to see this child go in school?
e7.a here is a list of things that some parents have done and others have not re
e7.b here is a list of things that some parents have done and others have not re
e7.c here is a list of things that some parents have done and others have not re
e8. when you have had contact with school officials, would you say     your expe
e9. was there a specialized program for teaching english to spanish-     speakin
e10. was your child ever in that program?
e11. how far do you think your child will actually go in school?
e13. what is your race?  are you white, black, american indian, asian,      nati
enter other for qe13 here
e14. in the us, we use a number of categories to describe ourselves      raciall
e16. answerfrom(aqs4b) can be described based on skin tone or complexion      sh
e17. stop me when i get to the correct one. with what religious      tradition d
e18. do you consider yourself a born-again christian, spirit-filled christian
e19. how often do you attend religious services? do you attend ...      (read li
e20. have you or any close member of your family ever served in      the u.s. mi
f1. now we would like to ask you about u.s. citizenship. are you     currently a
f2. what would you say is the main reason you chose to become     a us citizen?
enter other for qf2 here
f3. in what year did you become a us citizen?
f4. what would you say is the main reason for becoming a citizen     of the unit
enter other for qf4 here
f5. what would you say is the main reason you have not naturalized?
enter other for qf5 here
g1.a thinking about issues like job opportunities, educational attainment or inc
g1.b thinking about issues like job opportunities, educational attainment or inc
g1.c thinking about issues like job opportunities, educational attainment or inc
g2.a now i'd like you to think about the political situation of answerfrom(aqs4b
g2.b now i'd like you to think about the political situation of answerfrom(aqs4b
g2.c now i'd like you to think about the political situation of answerfrom(aqs4b
g3. how much does answerfrom(aqs4b) 'doing well' depend on african-americans
g4.a some have suggested that answerfrom(aqs4b) are in competition with african-
g4.b some have suggested that answerfrom(aqs4b) are in competition with african-
g4.c some have suggested that answerfrom(aqs4b) are in competition with african-
g4.d some have suggested that answerfrom(aqs4b) are in competition with african-
g5.a how important is it for answerfrom(aqs4b) to ... change so that they blend
g5.b how important is it for answerfrom(aqs4b) to ... maintain their distinct cu
g6. how would you describe your friends?  are they ...     (read list)
h1.a people frequently have different opinions about the status of women in soci
h1.b people frequently have different opinions about the status of women in soci
h1.c people frequently have different opinions about the status of women in soci
h1.d people frequently have different opinions about the status of women in soci
i1. are you currently registered to vote in the u.s.?
i2. about how old were you when you first registered in the us?     (record exac
i7. in talking to people about elections, we often find that a lot     of people
i3. in the 2004 elections, were you ever contacted to vote for or     contribute
i5a. who did you vote for president in this past election?
i5b. whom did you favor or prefer for president in this past election?
i6. if a party or candidate was trying to contact you about an     election, whi
i8. people were not able to vote because of a variety of reasons.     how about
enter other for qi8 here
i9. are you registered as ...     (read list)
i10. do you know how and where to register to vote?
j1. generally speaking, do you usually consider yourself a democrat,     a repub
j2. would you consider yourself a strong answerfrom(qj1), or a not     very stro
j3. do you think of yourself as closer to the republican or     democratic party
j4. do you think of yourself as closer to the republican or     democratic party
j5. which of the following best describes how your feelings     about the partie
j6. generally speaking, in politics do you consider yourself as     conservative
j7. do you consider yourself a strong or not very strong conservative?
j8. do you consider yourself a strong or not very strong liberal?
j9. do you consider yourself more like a liberal, or more like a     conservativ
j10. which political party, democrat or republican,      has a majority in the u
j11. in the united states, presidential elections are decided      state-by-stat
j12. which one of the political parties is more conservative than the      other
j13. some states have programs by state agencies and universities      to increa
j14. many states have laws restricting government business and      services to
k2b. in 2004, ken salazar and john salazar were elected to the      u.s. senate
k2.a people can prefer a candidate for a variety of different reasons. how impor
k2.b people can prefer a candidate for a variety of different reasons. how impor
k2.c people can prefer a candidate for a variety of different reasons. how impor
k3.a people have different ideas about the government in the united states. plea
k3.b people have different ideas about the government in the united states. plea
k3.c people have different ideas about the government in the united states. plea
k3.d people have different ideas about the government in the united states. plea
k4. how much of the time do you trust the government to do what is     right - j
k5.a would you strongly agree, somewhat agree, somewhat disagree, strongly disag
k5.b would you strongly agree, somewhat agree, somewhat disagree, strongly disag
k5.d would you strongly agree, somewhat agree, somewhat disagree, strongly disag
k6. now i would like to ask you about your feelings towards president     bush.
k7. i am going to read you a list of characteristics about president     bush. f
k8. how strongly do you approve or disapprove of how president bush     is doing
k10. now thinking about the economy in the country as a whole, would      you sa
k11. what about your personal financial situation? over the past year,      has
k12. what is your employment status?  stop me when i describe your      situatio
k13. what kind of work do you usually do?      (for example are you primarily a
k14. what kind of work do you usually do in the us?      (for example are you pr
k15. are you or anyone in your household a member of a union?
k16. where you currently live, have you ever been paid less than you      were p
k17. do you own or rent your residence in the united states?
k18. how many years have you lived at your current address?      (record exact n
k18a1. over the past year, have you considered or taken steps to        move out
k18a2. what state(s) have you considered moving to?
k18a3. what is the primary reason that you are considering moving        out of
enter other for qk18a3 here
k19. have you lived in another state in the us previously?
k19b. which state was that?
l1. thinking about issues like job opportunities, educational attainment     or
l2. now thinking about things like government services and employment,     polit
l3. how much does your 'doing well' depend on other answerfrom(aqs4b) also     d
l4. thinking about issues like job opportunities, education or income,     how m
l5. now thinking about things like government services and employment,     polit
l6. how much does answerfrom(aqb4c) 'doing well' depend on how other     answerf
l6b. in general, how would you assess the attitude of the      public in answerf
l7.a some have suggested that answerfrom(aqb4c) are in competition with other an
l7.b some have suggested that answerfrom(aqb4c) are in competition with other an
l7.c some have suggested that answerfrom(aqb4c) are in competition with other an
l7.d some have suggested that answerfrom(aqb4c) are in competition with other an
l8. the first one is ... 'american.' how strongly or not do you think of yoursel
l9. the first one is ... 'answerfrom(aqb4b)', how strongly or not do you think o
l10. the first one is ... 'answerfrom(aqs4b)', how strongly or not do you think
l11. of the three previous terms, answerfrom(aqs4), or answerfrom(aqb4b)      or
l12.a when you think of what it means to be fully american in the eyes of most a
l12.b when you think of what it means to be fully american in the eyes of most a
l12.c when you think of what it means to be fully american in the eyes of most a
l12.d when you think of what it means to be fully american in the eyes of most a
l13. what do you think is the one most important problem facing      the country
enter other for ql13 here
l14. which political party do you think has a better approach to      address th
l15. what do you think is the one most important problem facing the      answerf
enter other for ql15 here
l16. which political party do you think has a better approach to      address th
l17. do you think the police in your community treat answerfrom(aqs4b) fairly?
l18. have you ever been the victim of a crime in this country?
l19. was the person who commited the crime hispanic, white, black      or don't
for testing choose split sample a/b?
l20.a how about ... keep u.s. military troops in iraq as long as it takes to sta
l20.b how about ... government should provide income support to those who need i
support for gov health reform, 3=str support, 0= str oppose
l20.d how about ... undocumented immigrants attending college should be charged
l20.e how about ... use of matricula consular-as an id issued by foreign countri
l20.f how about ... use standardized tests to determine whether a child is promo
l20.g how about ... fund public education so that all school districts have abou
l20.h how about ... provide school vouchers to pay for a portion of the cost to
l20.i how about ... replace multi-year bilingual instruction in schools with ins
l20.j how about ... government should provide income support to those who try to
l21. what is your view about same-sex couples? should they be      permitted to
l22. generally speaking, do you think abortion should be ...
l23.a are the following government services available in spanish in your communi
l23.b are the following government services available in spanish in your communi
l23.c are the following government services available in spanish in your communi
l24a. looking around at conditions in your neighborhood, how impacted       is y
l24b. do you believe that pollution, toxic waste etc. are less       likely, mor
l25. which comes closer to your own views?
l26. what is your preferred policy on undocumented or illegal      immigration?
l27. increasingly, new mexican immigrants have settled in new mexico.      are t
l28. do you support limitations on undocumented immigrants' access      to our s
l29. a proposed constitutional amendment to make english the      official langu
='tx' or [15/77.2$]='az' l30. recently, several civilian groups opposed to the n
m1. how often do you have contact with friends and family in     answerfrom(aqb4
m2. since coming to the us, how often have you returned to     answerfrom(aqb4)?
m3. have you ever returned to live (rather than just visit) there     for a port
m5. how long do you think you will remain in the us?
m6. are you the owner of land, a house or a business in     answerfrom(aqb4)?
m7. how often do you visit answerfrom(aqb4)?
m8. do you have plans to go back to answerfrom(aqb4)     to live permanently?
m9. how often do you send money to answerfrom(aqb4)?
m10. what is the average amount you send each time?      (record exact dollar am
m11. do you participate in the activities of a club, association      or federat
m12. how much attention would you say you pay to politics in      answerfrom(aqb
m13. before coming to the us, did you ever vote in answerfrom(aqb4)      electio
m14. have you ever voted in answerfrom(aqb4) elections since      you've been in
m15. did you cast your vote from the us, or from answerfrom(aqb4)?
m16. since coming to the u.s., have you contributed money to a      candidate or
m17. before you came to the united states, how active were you in a      politic
m19. some people believe that it is appropriate for answerfrom(aqb4c)      livin
n1.a for the following questions, please indicate how much you agree with each s
n1.b for the following questions, please indicate how much you agree with each s
n2.a have you ever ... been unfairly fired or denied a  job or promotion?
n2.b have you ever ... been unfairly treated by the police?
n2.c have you ever ... been unfairly prevented from moving into a neighborhood (
n2.d have you ever ... been treated unfairly or badly at restaurants or stores?
n3. there are lots of possible reasons why people might be treated     unfairly,
n4. in the most recent incident you experienced what was the     race or ethnici
n4b. do you favor or oppose the u.s. re-establishing diplomatic      relations w
n4c. what if cuba changed to a democratic form of government. how      likely is
n4d. what do you think about recent federal policy changes that      limit trave
n5. which of the following best describes the total income earned     by all mem
n6. how many people work to contribute to this combined income?     (record exac
n7. how many people are currently supported by this combined income?     (record
n8. do you receive now or have you ever received any kind of     government assi
interviewer: at any point during the survey, did the respondent switch the langu
(interviewer: enter respondent's name here,               probe for first  and
(interviewer: enter respondent's telephone number,               including area
(holds length of interview - in minutes)
(holds date of interview, mmddyy)
zip code
fips geography identifier (block group or census tract)
5=very light, 1=very dark
latrace recoded, 1=yes, 0=maybe, -1=no
political interest, 0=not, 2=very
social capital, group participation, 0=none, 2=more than one
contact officials, 0=no, 2= more than once
reg to vote, 1=yes, 0=no, including non-cits
1=yes, 0=no including noncits
correctly identified who won state's electoral votes
knows the GOP controlled the House
knows which party is more conservative
summed political knowledge, knowcong+knowwin+knowideo
gov't run by big interests, 3=str disagree
internal efficacy 1, people have no say so, 3=st disag, 0=st ag
internal efficacy2, gov't is too complicated, 3=st disagree, 0=st agree
Trust in government, 3=always
Born in US proper
Born on the island of PR
foreign born (not PRs)
Naturalized, 1=yes
US Citizens
time in us, 2006-year of first arrival
arrival age (age-timehere), with -1 recoded to zeros
english proficiency, 0=not at all, 3 =very well or answered survey in English
spanish proficiency, 0=not at all, 3 =very well or answered survey in Spanish
generations, 1.5=foreign born but arrived in US before 10, 2.5= usborn to ONE us
transnational contact, 3=weekly or greater, 0=never
frequency of return, 0=never, 5=more than 1per year  NON USBORN
ever went home to live, 1= yes NON USBORN ONLY
owns land in home country, NON USBORN ONLY
owns house in home country, NON USBORN ONLY
owns business in home country, NON USBORN ONLY
owns SOMETHING in home country
frequency of visitation, 0=never 5=frequently
plans to return home to live, 1=yes
remittance behavior, 5=more than once a month, 0=never
home town association participation, 1=yes
attention to  home country politics, 3=a lot
3=daily, 0=never
read the paper, 3= daily
language of media, 1=spanish, 0=both equally, -1=english
internet connectivity, 3=both  home and away, 2=just home, 1= just away, 0=none
central and south americans, not Mex/PR/Cuban/Dom/Salv
household has union member
R owns his/her home
household income categories, missing dropped
naturalized=1, ALL others 0 including US born
spanish-english, 3=mono-spanish, 0=bi, -3= mono english
generation 3 or 4
skncolor with DK recoded to missing
tripartite partyid, independents only at 0
tripartite party id, with dks and others coded as 0
seven point scale with leaners, only independents at 0
seven point with all non responses coded to zero
naturalized=1, all others (non-citz AND born citz)=0
self identified born again or spirit filled
frequency of church attendance, four= more than once a week, 0=never
self id white hispanics
self id black hispanics
seld indentified indigenous hispanics
self id some other race (usually hispanic)
refused the race question
tripartite self report skin, -1 = darker, 1=lighter
self reported ideology. -1=conservative, only m-o-r in 0
self reported ideology with ALL missings coded to zero
non-white racial identity from race1
4=a lot, 1=not at all
environ. justice, 1=waste more likely, -1 waste less likely in minority hoods
support for gov. providing income support, 3=strong support, 0= str oppose
favors gov intervention in healthcare, 4=str agree.
support for vouchers, 3=strong, 0=str oppose
fail to get ahead blame self 3, blame system 0
inegalitarianism, 4=not a problem for unequal chances, 0=yes, big problem
Socio-economic commonality with Blacks
Political commonality with blacks
socio-economic commonality with whites
political commonality with whites
mean of political and SES commonality with blacks
mean of political and SES commonality with whites
skintone variable recoded so higher values reflect darker skin
dummy variable for Rs with very dark skin
dummy var for Rs with dark skin
dummy variable for Rs with mid scale skin tone
dummy variable for Rs with light skin
dummy variable for Rs with very light skin
answered yes to at least one discrimination question
americanness with don't knows dropped
strenght of national origin identity, don't knows dropped
pan-ethinc sense with don't knows dropped
rgfate with don't knows dropped
rgcomm with don't knows dropped
rgpcomm with don't knows dropped
latfate with don't knows dropped
latcomm with don't knows dropped
latpcomm with don't knows dropped
averaged scores from six measures of group and individual linked fate and common
Total HH count by GEOFIPS
White HH count by GEOFIPS
Black HH count by GEOFIPS
Asian HH count by GEOFIPS
Hispanic HH count by GEOFIPS
Pct. white HHs by GEOFIPS
Pct. black HHs by GEOFIPS
Pct. asian HHs by GEOFIPS
Pct. Hispanic HHs by GEOFIPS
Total population by GEOFIPS
White population by GEOFIPS
Black population by GEOFIPS
Asian population by GEOFIPS
Hispanic population by GEOFIPS
Pct. white population by GEOFIPS
Pct. black population by GEOFIPS
Pct. asian population by GEOFIPS
Pct. Hispanic population by GEOFIPS
Pct. of 25+ year olds with 9th grade or less education by GEOFIPS
Pct. of 25+ year olds with 9th - 12th grade without diploma by GEOFIPS
Pct. of 25+ year olds with high school diploma (or equivalency) by GEOFIPS
Pct. of 25+ year olds with some college but no degree by GEOFIPS
Pct. of 25+ year olds with associates degree by GEOFIPS
Pct. of 25+ year olds with bachelors degree by GEOFIPS
Pct. of 25+ year olds with grad/prof degree by GEOFIPS
Pct. of Hispanic population of Mexican descent by GEOFIPS
Pct. of English Dependent Hispanic population age 5+ by GEOFIPS
Pct. of Bi-Lingual English Preferred Hispanic population age 5+ by GEOFIPS
Pct. of Bi-Lingual Equal Hispanic population age 5+ by GEOFIPS
Pct. of Bi-Lingual Spanish Preferred Hispanic population age 5+ by GEOFIPS
Pct. of Spanish Dependent Hispanic population age 5+ by GEOFIPS
Average size of Hispanic HHs (persons per HH) by GEOFIPS
Hispanic population 1-18 years old by GEOFIPS
Hispanic population 65 years and older by GEOFIPS
White population 18 years and older by GEOFIPS
Black population 18 years and older by GEOFIPS
Asian population 18 years and older by GEOFIPS
Hispanic population 18 years and older by GEOFIPS
Exec, Admin, and Mgrl Occs by GEOFIPS
Professional specialty occupations by GEOFIPS
Protective service occupations by GEOFIPS
Farming, forestry, and fishing occupations by GEOFIPS
Number of persons on active duty in the U.S. Armed Forces by GEOFIPS
Unemployment rate by GEOFIPS
White unemployed population count by GEOFIPS
Black unemployed population count by GEOFIPS
Asian and Pacific Islander unemployed population count by GEOFIPS
Hispanic unemployed population count by GEOFIPS
Total housing units by GEOFIPS
Hispanic-owned occupied housing units by GEOFIPS
Pct. of occupied housing units Hispanic-owned by GEOFIPS
Total foreign population count by GEOFIPS
Foreign population born in Spain by GEOFIPS
Pct. foreign pop. from Mexico by GEOFIPS
Pct. foreign pop. from Costa Rica by GEOFIPS
Pct. foreign pop. from El Salvador by GEOFIPS
Pct. foreign pop. from Guatemala by GEOFIPS
Pct. foreign pop. from Honduras by GEOFIPS
Pct. foreign pop. from Nicaragua by GEOFIPS
Pct. foreign pop. from Panama by GEOFIPS
Pct. foreign pop. from Cuba by GEOFIPS
Pct. foreign pop. from Dominican Republic by GEOFIPS
Pct. foreign pop. from Argentina by GEOFIPS
Pct. foreign pop. from Bolivia by GEOFIPS
Pct. foreign pop. from Chile by GEOFIPS
Pct. foreign pop. from Colombia by GEOFIPS
Pct. foreign pop. from Ecuador by GEOFIPS
Pct. foreign pop. from Peru by GEOFIPS
Pct. foreign pop. from Venezuela by GEOFIPS
Pct. foreign pop. from OTHER South America by GEOFIPS
Number of foreign arriving between 1990 and March 2000
Number of foreign arriving between 1980 and 1989
Number of foreign arriving between 1970 and 1979
Number of Mexicans arriving between 1990 and March 2000
Number of Mexicans arriving between 1980 and 1989
Number of Mexicans arriving between 1970 and 1979
Number of Central Americans arriving between 1990 and March 2000
Number of Central Americans arriving between 1980 and 1989
Number of Central Americans arriving between 1970 and 1979
Number of South Americans arriving between 1990 and March 2000
Number of South Americans arriving between 1980 and 1989
Number of South Americans arriving between 1970 and 1979
Number of Hispanic-Origin Mexicans by GEOFIPS
Number of Hispanic-Origin Puerto Ricans by GEOFIPS
Number of Hispanic-Origin Cubans by GEOFIPS
Number of Hispanic-Origin Dominicans by GEOFIPS
Number of Hispanic-Origin Costa Ricans by GEOFIPS
Number of Hispanic-Origin Guatemalans by GEOFIPS
Number of Hispanic-Origin Hondurans by GEOFIPS
Number of Hispanic-Origin Nicaraguans by GEOFIPS
Number of Hispanic-Origin Panamanians by GEOFIPS
Number of Hispanic-Origin Salvadorans by GEOFIPS
Number of Hispanic-Origin Argentines by GEOFIPS
Number of Hispanic-Origin Bolivians by GEOFIPS
Number of Hispanic-Origin Chileans by GEOFIPS
Number of Hispanic-Origin Paraguayans by GEOFIPS
Number of Hispanic-Origin Uruguayans by GEOFIPS
Number of Hispanic-Origin Venezuelans by GEOFIPS
Number of Hispanic-Origin Other Central Americans by GEOFIPS
Number of Hispanic-Origin Colombians by GEOFIPS
Number of Hispanic-Origin Ecuadorans by GEOFIPS
Number of Hispanic-Origin Peruvians by GEOFIPS
Number of Hispanic-Origin Other South Americans by GEOFIPS
Number of Hispanic-Origin Other Hispanic by GEOFIPS
Hispanic language usage index by GEOFIPS
Number of HHs dependent on Spanish language by GEOFIPS
Pct. of HHs dependent on Spanish language by GEOFIPS
Overall predominant race or ethnicity by GEOFIPS
Dominant country of origin by GEOFIPS
Predominant Hispanic country of origin by GEOFIPS
Hispanicity Index (measure of Hispanic Assimilation) by GEOFIPS
Pct. of population foreign by GEOFIPS
White HH expenditure for shelter by GEOFIPS
Hispanic HH expenditure for shelter by GEOFIPS
Black HH expenditure for shelter by GEOFIPS
Asian HH expenditure for shelter by GEOFIPS
White HH expenditure for transportation  by GEOFIPS
Hispanic HH expenditure for transportation  by GEOFIPS
Black HH expenditure for transportation  by GEOFIPS
Asian HH expenditure for transportation  by GEOFIPS
White HH expenditure for health care by GEOFIPS
Hispanic HH expenditure for health care by GEOFIPS
Black HH expenditure for health care by GEOFIPS
Asian HH expenditure for health care by GEOFIPS
White HH expenditure for education  by GEOFIPS
Hispanic HH expenditure for education  by GEOFIPS
Black HH expenditure for education  by GEOFIPS
Asian HH expenditure for education  by GEOFIPS
White HH expenditure for personal insurance by GEOFIPS
Hispanic HH expenditure for personal insurance by GEOFIPS
Black HH expenditure for personal insurance by GEOFIPS
Asian HH expenditure for personal insurance by GEOFIPS
Median HH income by GEOFIPS
White HH median income by GEOFIPS
Black HH median income by GEOFIPS
Asian HH median income by GEOFIPS
Hispanic HH median income by GEOFIPS
Median HH income Index by GEOFIPS
White HH median income Index by GEOFIPS
Black HH median income Index by GEOFIPS
Asian HH median income Index by GEOFIPS
Hispanic HH median income Index by GEOFIPS
Localized median HH income Indexby GEOFIPS
Localized White HH median income Indexby GEOFIPS
Localized Hispanic HH median income Indexby GEOFIPS
Localized Black HH median income Indexby GEOFIPS
Localized Asian HH median income Indexby GEOFIPS
Population count of Hispanics that are Black single-race alone by GEOFIPS
Total HH spatial density by GEOFIPS
Hispanic HH spatial density by GEOFIPS
Hispanic population spatial density by GEOFIPS
Total population spatial density by GEOFIPS
Population estimate 2006
Population estimate/1000
Total Population: July 1, 2006
Total: Hispanic or Latino
Percent Latino
generation and citizenship, 1=fb noncit, 2=nat citz, 3=usborn
columns match those in the almanac tables
right of equal pol expression, 4=str agree, recode K5a
poor can get ahead with hard work, 4=str agree
Latinos can get ahead with hard work, 4=str agree
poorgetahead-latgetahead
forced choice identity, 1 pan, 2 Nat origin, 3 American
1 if born in us and think important, -1 if not born in us and think important
1 if speaks Eng and thinks important to Americaness, -1 if doesnt and think impo
1 if white and thinks important to Americaness, -1 if not and think important
scores R's meeting of normative definitions of American
latinos should blend 2=very important, 0=not impt
Latinos should maintain distinct culture, 2=very impt, 0=not impt
3 all Latinos, 2 mix Lat and others, 1 mostly not Latino
mean of sdominance spanish keepspan spanmedia latfriends latdistinct, unstd
mean(standardized items)
mean of all above using casewise deletion, unstandardized
strength of American identity, trichotomous (collapse two mid values)
strength of pan-ethnic, trichotomous (collapse two mid values)
str of AMerican identity, dichotomoized
str of panethnic identity, dichotomized
twodimensional identity, 4=hi hi, 3=cult nation, 2=fully assim, 1=rejectionist
interaction of culturescale newam
interaction of newscale newam
interaction normadv newam
interaction culturescale newpan
interaction newscale newpan
interaction normadv newpan
solidarity index trichotomized by treciles
culturescale trichotomized by treciles
reduc trichotomized by treciles
scale of alienation and two efficacy measures, high is good
dichotomous version of mean commonality with blacks
geofips percent foreign born
percent Puerto Rican in GEOFIPS
geofips turned into real digits with a 1 in the front
white mean commonality trichotomized
black mean commonality trichotomized
interaction of newscale and str of national origin
interaction of culturescale and str of national origin
Own origin group as percent of all Hisps in FIPS, spaniards grouped with other
language of interview, 1=Spanish
percent Mexican ancestry in GEOFIPS
percent Cuban in GEOFIPS
percent Dominican in GEOFIPS
percent Costa Rican in GEOFIPS
percent Guatemalan in GEOFIPS
percent Honduran in GEOFIPS
percent Nicaraguan in GEOFIPS
percent Panamanian in GEOFIPS
percent Salvadoran in GEOFIPS
percent Argentine in GEOFIPS
percent Bolivian in GEOFIPS
percent Chilean in GEOFIPS
percent Paraguayan in GEOFIPS
percent Uruguayan in GEOFIPS
percent Venezuelan in GEOFIPS
percent Other Central American in GEOFIPS
percent Colombian in GEOFIPS
percent Ecuadoran in GEOFIPS
percent Peruvian in GEOFIPS
percent Other South American in GEOFIPS
percent Other Hispanic in GEOFIPS
percent from Central America, excluding Salvador
percent from South America
Scaled culturescale
1=before, 2=during, 3=after
mean black commonality - mean white commonality
whitemeancom-blackmeancom
Commonality with whites - commonality with Blacks, SES
Commonality with whites - commonality with Blacks, Politics
Income less than 35k
income>=$65k
R did not respond to hhinc
Linked fate with blacks, 0=none, 3=a lot
four item competition with blacks, alpha .79
black political commonality - white political commonality
black ses commonality - white ses commonality
1 if more in common with blacks, -1 if more in common with whites
Scores for factor 1