Human Generated Data

Title

Industrial Problems, Welfare Work: United States: Social Conditions, United States, Census of 1900

Date

c. 1903

People

Artist: Unidentified Artist,

Classification

Archival Material

Credit Line

Harvard Art Museums/Fogg Museum, Transfer from the Carpenter Center for the Visual Arts, Social Museum Collection, 3.2002.2356

Human Generated Data

Title

Industrial Problems, Welfare Work: United States: Social Conditions, United States, Census of 1900

People

Artist: Unidentified Artist,

Date

c. 1903

Classification

Archival Material

Credit Line

Harvard Art Museums/Fogg Museum, Transfer from the Carpenter Center for the Visual Arts, Social Museum Collection, 3.2002.2356

Machine Generated Data

Tags

Amazon
created on 2019-06-04

Text 96
Page 86.4
Plot 84.6
Home Decor 82.8
Plan 66.3
Diagram 66.3
Number 64.3
Symbol 64.3
Paper 62.2
Poster 61.3
Advertisement 61.3

Clarifai
created on 2019-06-04

no person 98.3
graph 96.7
paper 96.3
diagram 94.7
stripe 92.9
number 89.5
statistics 87.7
page 86.4
business 86.2
graphic design 85.7
document 82.6
written report 82.2
growth 80.5
template 80.5
facts 80
data 79.2
retro 77.9
time 75.3
flat 72.8
progress 71

Imagga
created on 2019-06-04

web site 54.4
business 34.7
design 33.9
menu 31.8
template 30.3
paper 29.9
creative 27.4
calendar 27.2
element 24.8
graphic 24.8
data 23.8
year 22.8
art 22.6
journal 22.1
month 21.6
date 21.1
modern 21.1
organizer 20.6
new 20.3
week 19.7
banner 19.3
planner 18.7
idea 18.7
page 18.6
diary 18.6
insulating material 18.3
decoration 18.2
monthly 17.8
future 17.7
office 17.7
web 17
map 16.9
symbol 16.9
agenda 16.8
decorative 16.7
cover 16.7
letter 16.5
day 16.5
number 15.9
brochure 15.6
time 15.6
building material 15.2
copy 15.1
frame 14.7
schedule 14.7
decor 14.2
calender 13.8
pattern 13.7
editable 13.7
advertise 13.6
layout 13.6
sign 13.6
collection 13.5
icon 13.5
advertising 13.5
clean 13.4
information 13.3
daily 13.3
backdrop 13.2
cloud 12.9
blank 12.9
almanac 12.9
card 12.8
collage 12.5
website 12.3
composition 12.3
fare 12.2
colorful 12.2
bar 12
style 11.9
scheduler 11.9
weekly 11.9
associated 11.9
association 11.8
definition 11.8
carpet 11.7
advertisement 11.6
text 11.4
site 11.3
document 11.2
note 11
artwork 11
communication 10.9
season 10.9
2010 10.9
annual 10.8
navigation 10.6
conceptual 10.6
button 10.6
money 10.2
global 10
color 10
representation 10
chart 9.6
ornament 9.5
holiday 9.3
company 9.3
vintage 9.1
retro 9
drawing 8.9
market 8.9
keywords 8.9
new year 8.7
world wide web 8.6
grunge 8.5
finance 8.5
label 8.5
wallpaper 8.4
texture 8.4
city 8.3
financial 8
world 8
autumn 7.9
2009 7.9
browse 7.9
weekend 7.8
space 7.8
planning 7.7
mix 7.7
food 7.7
floral 7.7
creation 7.6
poster 7.6
simple 7.5
elements 7.4
ornate 7.3
facility 7.3
black 7.2
mosaic 7.2

Google
created on 2019-06-04

Text 94.6
Font 82
Design 73.8
Line 73
Paper 71
Parallel 64.2
Diagram 61.4
Pattern 61.1
Paper product 59.4
Pattern 56.3
Graphic design 54.7

Microsoft
created on 2019-06-04

map 94.8
screenshot 87.5
design 70.8
post-it note 61.8
handwriting 52.6

Color Analysis

Categories

Imagga

text visuals 95.4%
interior objects 2.3%

Captions

Microsoft
created by unknown on 2019-06-04

a close up of a sign 80.7%
a close up of a book 49.4%
a sign over a book 40.2%

Clarifai
created by general-english-image-caption-blip on 2025-05-28

a photograph of a table with a bunch of papers and a map -100%

OpenAI GPT

Created by gpt-4o-2024-11-20 on 2025-06-13

This image is a historical data visualization from the United States Census of 1900 titled "Social Conditions." It uses charts to explore occupational classifications and the proportions of workers in various sectors by race and nativity.

  1. Left Panel:

    • A detailed bar chart shows proportions of individuals engaged in specific occupations by categories of race and nativity (e.g., native whites, foreign whites, and people of color).
    • Occupations are grouped into categories such as "Agricultural Pursuits," "Professional Services," "Manufacturing and Mechanical Pursuits," among others.
    • Color coding identifies race and nativity groups, with legends indicating different groups like native-born whites (green), foreign-born whites (pink), and people of color (yellow).
  2. Right Panel:

    • A larger block chart compares occupational classifications by race and nativity in broader categories like "Agricultural Pursuits," "Professional Services," "Domestic and Personal Services," "Trade and Transportation," and "Manufacturing and Mechanical Pursuits."
    • Each category is coded with distinguishing sections divided by race/nativity groups and further labeled.

The visualization highlights racial and ethnic disparities in employment for the time period, providing a snapshot of workforce composition at the turn of the 20th century.

Created by gpt-4o-2024-08-06 on 2025-06-13

The image is a data visualization from the 1900 United States Census, titled "Social Conditions, United States, Census of 1900." It consists of two charts placed side by side, each providing information on the distribution of occupations by race and nativity for that year.

On the left side, there is a segmented bar chart titled "Proportions by Nativity and Race of Persons Engaged in the Principal Occupations: 1900." This chart features horizontal bars representing different occupational categories. Each bar is divided into segments indicating the racial and nativity composition of individuals engaged in those occupations. The color legend at the bottom specifies these categories: native white of native parents, native white of foreign parents, foreign white, Negro, and Chinese/Japanese and Indian.

On the right side, there is a treemap chart titled "Classification of the Occupations by Race and Nativity: 1900." This chart uses blocks of varying sizes to represent the distribution of racial and nativity groups across different occupational sectors. The sectors are color-coded and labeled: agricultural pursuits (green), professional service (pink), domestic and personal service (orange), trade and transportation (blue), and manufacturing and mechanical pursuits (yellow).

Both charts aim to provide a visual representation of the occupational structure of the U.S. labor force in 1900, highlighting racial and immigrant labor dynamics. The charts are set against a plain background with the title and year at the top.

Anthropic Claude

Created by anthropic.claude-3-haiku-20240307-v1:0 on 2025-06-17

The image appears to be a census report from the United States in 1900, titled "Social Conditions, United States Census of 1900". It contains two charts or tables that provide information on the proportions of people engaged in various occupations and their classification by race and nativity.

The first chart on the left shows the "Proportions by Nativity and Race of Persons Engaged in the Principal Occupations: 1900". This chart uses a grid-like format to display the percentages of people from different racial and nativity backgrounds engaged in various occupations.

The second chart on the right is labeled "Classification of the Occupations by Race and Nativity: 1900". This chart uses a more visual, block-like format to categorize occupations by the race and nativity of the people engaged in them.

Overall, the image appears to be a detailed statistical report on the social and occupational conditions in the United States during the 1900 census.

Created by us.anthropic.claude-3-5-sonnet-20241022-v2:0 on 2025-06-17

This image shows two statistical charts from the United States Census of 1900 depicting social conditions. The left chart displays "Proportions by Nativity and Race of Persons Engaged in the Principal Occupations, 1900" using horizontal bar graphs with different colors representing different demographic categories. The right chart shows "Classification of the Occupations by Race and Nativity, 1900" using a different visualization style with colored blocks.

The charts break down occupational data by categories including "Native White," "Foreign White," and "Colored" populations, and divide occupations into sectors such as agricultural pursuits, professional service, domestic and personal service, trade and transportation, and manufacturing and mechanical industries. The visualization uses different colors (mint green, pink, darker green, gray, and yellow) to represent these different occupational categories.

This appears to be a historical document that provides insight into the occupational and demographic makeup of the United States at the turn of the 20th century. The charts use color-coding and proportional representations to make the data more easily interpretable.

Meta Llama

Created by us.meta.llama3-2-11b-instruct-v1:0 on 2025-06-11

The image presents two charts that display data from the 1900 United States Census, focusing on social conditions. The charts are titled "Proportions by Nativity and Race of Persons Engaged in the Principal Occupations" and "Classification of the Occupations by Race and Nativity." Both charts are organized into columns and rows, with the left chart featuring a color-coded key at the bottom.

Chart 1: Proportions by Nativity and Race of Persons Engaged in the Principal Occupations

  • The chart is divided into 12 columns, each representing a different occupation.
  • The rows are categorized by nativity (native-born, foreign-born), race (white, colored), and sex (male, female).
  • The cells within the chart contain percentages, indicating the proportion of individuals engaged in each occupation within the specified demographic group.
  • The color-coded key at the bottom of the chart provides a legend for the different colors used to represent various occupations.

Chart 2: Classification of the Occupations by Race and Nativity

  • This chart is divided into 6 columns, each representing a different occupation category (agricultural pursuits, professional service, domestic and personal service, trade and transportation, manufacturing and mechanical pursuits).
  • The rows are categorized by race (native white, native white of foreign parents, foreign white, colored) and nativity (native-born, foreign-born).
  • The cells within the chart contain percentages, indicating the proportion of individuals engaged in each occupation category within the specified demographic group.
  • The color-coded key at the bottom of the chart provides a legend for the different colors used to represent various occupation categories.

Summary

The two charts provide a comprehensive overview of the social conditions in the United States in 1900, highlighting the distribution of individuals across different occupations based on their nativity and race. The charts offer valuable insights into the economic and social landscape of the time, including the proportion of individuals engaged in various occupations and the distribution of occupations across different demographic groups.

Created by us.meta.llama3-2-90b-instruct-v1:0 on 2025-06-11

The image presents two charts, titled "Social Conditions, United States Census of 1900," which provide a visual representation of the distribution of occupations among different racial and nativity groups in the United States during that time period.

Chart 1: Proportions by Nativity and Race of Persons Engaged in the Principal Occupations, 1900

This chart is divided into three sections, each representing a distinct category of occupations. The left section focuses on agricultural pursuits, the middle section covers professional service, and the right section encompasses domestic and personal service, trade and transportation, and manufacturing and mechanical pursuits. Each section features a bar graph with a color-coded key, allowing for easy identification of the various racial and nativity groups.

Chart 2: Classification of the Occupations by Race and Nativity, 1900

This chart is organized into a grid format, with rows representing different racial and nativity groups and columns corresponding to various occupations. The chart uses a color-coded system to indicate the proportion of individuals within each group engaged in each occupation. The key at the bottom of the chart explains the color coding, making it easier to interpret the data.

Key Findings

Upon examining the charts, several key findings emerge:

  • Agricultural Pursuits: The majority of individuals engaged in agricultural pursuits are native-born whites, with a significant proportion also being foreign-born whites.
  • Professional Service: Native-born whites dominate the professional service sector, with a smaller but still substantial presence of foreign-born whites.
  • Domestic and Personal Service: This sector is predominantly comprised of native-born whites, with a notable presence of foreign-born whites and a smaller proportion of native-born blacks.
  • Trade and Transportation: Native-born whites are the largest group in this sector, followed closely by foreign-born whites. Native-born blacks also have a significant presence.
  • Manufacturing and Mechanical Pursuits: Native-born whites are the dominant group in this sector, with a substantial presence of foreign-born whites and a smaller proportion of native-born blacks.

Overall, the charts provide valuable insights into the occupational distribution of different racial and nativity groups in the United States during the early 20th century. They highlight the significant disparities in occupational opportunities and representation across various sectors, with native-born whites generally holding a dominant position.

Amazon Nova

Created by amazon.nova-lite-v1:0 on 2025-06-09

Two pages of charts are displayed. The left page has a chart titled "Proportions by Nativity and Race of Persons Engaged in the Principal Occupations: 1900." The chart is divided into sections for "All Occupations," "Agriculture," "Manufacturing," "Trades and Professions," "Domestic and Personal Service," "Trades and Professions," "Transportation," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads," "Steam Railroads,"

Created by amazon.nova-pro-v1:0 on 2025-06-09

The image consists of two charts, which are placed side by side. The charts are titled "Social Conditions, United States Census of 1900." The chart on the left is titled "Proportions by Nativity and Race of Persons Engaged in the Principal Occupations: 1900." The chart on the right is titled "Classification of the Occupations by Race and Nativity: 1900." The charts are printed on white paper and have a black border. The charts have a grid-like structure with rows and columns. The rows represent different occupations, and the columns represent different races and nationalities. The cells in the grid contain numerical data, representing the number of people engaged in each occupation. The charts are accompanied by a legend that explains the meaning of the different colors used in the charts. The legend is located at the bottom of the charts.

Google Gemini

Created by gemini-2.0-flash on 2025-06-03

The image is of two charts titled "Social Conditions, United States, Census of 1900."

The first chart is titled "Proportions by Nativity and Race of Persons Engaged in the Principal Occupations: 1900." It is a horizontal bar chart. The bar graphs are divided by color. The colors are "native white of native parents, native white of foreign parents, native colored of foreign parents, foreign white, and colored, Japanese and Indian."

The second chart is titled "Classification of the Occupations by Race and Nativity: 1900." It is a bar chart. The bars are divided by color. The colors are "native white of native parents, native white of foreign parents, foreign white, and colored." The chart divides occupations into the following categories: "agricultural pursuits, professional service, domestic and personal service, trade and transportation, and manufacturing and mechanical pursuits."

Created by gemini-2.0-flash-lite on 2025-06-03

Here's a description of the image:

Overall Impression:

The image shows two charts/graphs from the 1900 US Census, dealing with social conditions. The left chart presents proportions by nativity and race of persons engaged in various occupations. The right chart classifies occupations by race and nativity.

Left Chart: "Proportions by Nativity and Race of Persons Engaged in the Principal Occupations: 1900"

  • Format: This appears to be a series of horizontal bar graphs or segmented stacked bars. Each row represents a specific occupation or occupational category.
  • Data: The bars are divided into colored segments representing the proportions of different racial and nativity groups within each occupation.
  • Colors:
    • Pink: Native whites of native parents.
    • Green: Foreign-born white people.
    • Yellow: Whites with foreign-born parents.
    • Purple: Chinese, Japanese, and Indian
  • Occupational Categories: Listed on the left, including: Agricultural pursuits, professional service, domestic and personal service, trade and transportation, manufacturing and mechanical pursuits, etc.

Right Chart: "Classification of the Occupations by Race and Nativity: 1900"

  • Format: It appears to be a table or chart.
  • Categories: Rows show people in their nativity status (Native white of native parents, native white of foreign parents, foreign white, and colored people). Columns list types of occupations (agricultural pursuits, professional service, domestic and personal service, trade and transportation, manufacturing and mechanical pursuits).
  • Content: Provides a high-level overview of the distribution of different racial and nativity groups across major occupational sectors.

General Observations:

  • The charts are designed to provide a visual representation of the workforce.
  • The charts reveal information about the distribution of various groups of people among different jobs.
  • The census data is used to understand social dynamics, racial distribution, and economic participation within the United States at the turn of the century.

Mistral Pixtral

Created by us.mistral.pixtral-large-2502-v1:0 on 2025-06-05

The image is a detailed infographic from the United States Census of 1900, focusing on social conditions, specifically the proportions of nativity and race of persons engaged in various occupations. The infographic is divided into two main sections:

Left Section: Proportions by Nativity and Race of Persons Engaged in the Principal Occupations, 1900

This section provides a bar chart that breaks down the proportions of different racial and nativity groups across various occupations. The occupations are listed on the left side, and the proportions are represented by horizontal bars. The categories include:

  • Agricultural Pursuits
  • Professional Service
  • Domestic and Personal Service
  • Trade and Transportation
  • Manufacturing and Mechanical Pursuits
  • Mining
  • Clerical Occupations
  • Public Service

The racial and nativity groups are color-coded as follows:

  • Native whites of native parents (blue)
  • Native whites of foreign parents (pink)
  • Foreign-born whites (green)
  • Negroes (yellow)
  • Chinese, Japanese, and Indians (gray)

Right Section: Classification of the Occupations by Race and Nativity, 1900

This section is a mosaic plot that visually represents the distribution of different racial and nativity groups across various occupational categories. The occupational categories are:

  • Agricultural Pursuits
  • Professional Service
  • Domestic and Personal Service
  • Trade and Transportation
  • Manufacturing and Mechanical Pursuits

The racial and nativity groups are color-coded similarly to the left section:

  • Native whites of native parents (blue)
  • Native whites of foreign parents (pink)
  • Foreign-born whites (green)
  • Negroes (yellow)
  • Chinese, Japanese, and Indians (gray)

The mosaic plot shows the relative size of each group within each occupational category, providing a visual comparison of the distribution of these groups across different types of work.

Overall Summary

The infographic provides a comprehensive visual representation of the occupational distribution of different racial and nativity groups in the United States as recorded in the 1900 Census. It highlights the proportions and classifications of these groups across various occupations, offering insights into the social and economic conditions of the time.

Text analysis

Amazon

United
States
Census
Conditions.
Social Conditions. United States
Census of 1900
Social
of
1900
PROPORTIONS

Google

s.44 Social Conditions, United States Census of 1900 PROPORTIONS BY NATIVITY AND RACE 0P PERSONS ENGAGKD IN THE PHINcIPAL OCCUATIONS: 10o0 CIASSIPICATION OP THE occUPATIONSs mYRACE AND NATIVITY : o00 NATIVE WHITE NATIVE PARENTS NATIVE ITE roeriny PARENTS wsE eTE ... roRtiON WHITD COLORED PROPESSIONAL AGAICVUA . euow w p S mJ tot HHI
s.44
Social
Conditions,
United
States
Census
of
1900
PROPORTIONS
BY
NATIVITY
AND
RACE
0P
PERSONS
ENGAGKD
IN
THE
PHINcIPAL
OCCUATIONS:
10o0
CIASSIPICATION
OP
occUPATIONSs
mYRACE
:
o00
NATIVE
WHITE
PARENTS
ITE
roeriny
wsE
eTE
...
roRtiON
WHITD
COLORED
PROPESSIONAL
AGAICVUA
.
euow
w
p
S
mJ
tot
HHI