 
 <prompt> text: ```For 1790, the first federal population census happen for United States. Dem wey dey count people bin dey tell make dem classify free residents as white or "other." Only the heads of households dey identified by name for federal census until 1850. Native Americans dey among "Other;" for later censuses, dem dey classify dem as "Free people of color" if dem no dey live for Indian reservations. Slaves dey count separately from free persons for all the censuses until the Civil War and end of slavery. For later censuses, people wey get African descent dey classify based on appearance as mulatto (wey recognize visible European ancestry on top African) or black.

By 1990, the Census Bureau include more than a dozen ethnic/racial categories for the census, wey show say social ideas about ethnicity don change, and plenty immigrants don come stay for United States because of changing historical forces and new immigration laws for the 1960s. With society wey dey change, more citizens don dey push make dem acknowledge multiracial ancestry. The Census Bureau change how dem dey collect data by allowing people make dem identify themselves as more than one ethnicity. Some ethnic groups dey worry about the potential political and economic effects, as federal assistance to historically underserved groups dey depend on Census data. According to the Census Bureau, as of 2002, over 75% of all African Americans get multiracial ancestries.

Answer this series of questions:

1. How many ways were people of African Descent classified in 1790?
2. What about free residents?
3. Unitil 1850 which group had their names included?
4. Who took the count?
5. When did the US start the census?
6. At first how were Native Americans classes?
7. and later?
8. How were people with African blood classed?
9. How many ways?
10. what were they?
11. How many African Americans choose to include more than one race?
12. What does federal assistance depend on?
13. Are people worried about this?
14. Which groups depend on this aid?
15. when did it include over 12 categories?
16. Does this suggest a shift in thinking?
17. about what?
18. What kind of laws could have contributed?
19. When were these laws from?
20. What country is this census from?

Numbered answers:``` <response>: ```1. Just one
2. Also only one classification
3. Heads of households
4. Enumerators
5. For 1790
6. "Other"
7. as "Free people of color"
8. By appearance
9. Two
10. Mulatto or black
11. 75%
12. On Census data
13. Yes
14. Historically underserved ones
15. By 1990
16. Yes
17. ethnicity
18. immigration
19. the 1960s
20. The United States``` 