Statistics for 2020 U.S. Census: 20 True Or False #1

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Question	Answer	% Correct
The South grew faster than the West.	Fact.	82%
New York City has more people than the 2nd and 3rd most populous U.S. cities combined.	Fact.	75%
Puerto Rico gained population at a higher rate than the U.S. average.	False.	75%
All states but one gained population.	False.	75%
Oklahoma City lost its position as the largest city by land area that is not part of a merged city-county government.	Fact.	71%
Columbus is the most populous city ever in Ohio.	False.	71%
Springfield, Missouri is more populous than Springfield, Massachusetts, Springfield, Illinois or any other Springfield in the country you can name.	Fact.	68%
Texas has more counties with a population over 1 million than any other state.	False.	68%
Chicago gained population at a higher rate than the rest of Illinois.	Fact.	64%
New York City gained population at a higher rate than the United States did.	Fact.	64%
Columbus has a larger population than Ohio's #2 and #3 cities combined.	Fact.	61%
Dearborn has grown to be Detroit's largest suburb.	False.	61%
Texas has more cities proper with a population over 1 million than any other state.	False.	54%
Hawai'i has twice as many people as Alaska.	False.	50%
The percentage of the female population increased.	False.	46%
Michigan lost population.	False.	46%
The area that contains the Las Vegas Strip is part of the most populous "Census Designated Place" (CDP) that is not part of a city.	False.	43%
St. Louis has lost a larger percentage of its peak population than Detroit has.	False.	43%
Phoenix and Los Angeles both have at least 1 individual suburban city with over half a million people.	False.	43%
The next 3 most populous cities after New York City have a combined land area more than 5 times that of NYC.	False.	36%