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Distribution of the Hispanic Population in the U.S. (2000).

Pie chart showing the distribution of the U.S. Hispanic population in 2000, with 58.5% Mexican, 9.6% Puerto Rican, 4.8% Central American, 3.8% South American, 3.5% Cuban, 2.2% Dominican, 0.3% Spaniard, and 17.3% all other Hispanic.

This pie chart represents the distribution of the Hispanic population in the United States as of the year 2000, based on U.S. Census Bureau data. It provides a breakdown by national origin, showing the predominance of Mexican heritage within the Hispanic community. This visualization is ideal for social studies or demography textbooks, aiding students in understanding the diversity within the Hispanic population.

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