Compose the next sentence for this paragraph.

(CNN) -- A reporter last week asked me if many people cared about the release of individual records from the 1940 Census. "Are they just a historic relic?" was the followup from someone else unimpressed that the general public would finally have access to more than 100 million census records locked away for 72 years. Americans answered those questions loud and clear. The National Archives and Records Administration website housing 1940 Census records registered over 60 million hits in just three hours on Tuesday, April 3, 2012, the second day they were open. The outpouring of demand for such information calls on us to examine what is driving it.

Economists will be able to analyze how people in specific occupations or smaller geographic areas fared during the

OPTIONS:
- 1940 Census.
- Americans.
- CNN.
- Census.
- Depression.
- Michael Snow.
- National Archives and Records Administration.
- Snow.
- U.S..
Depression.
Komponera nästa mening för denna paragraf. (CNN) -- En reporter förra veckan frågade mig om många brydde sig om utgivningen av enskilda skivor från 1940 års folkräkning. "Är de bara en historisk relik?" var uppföljningen från någon annan oimponerad att allmänheten slutligen skulle få tillgång till mer än 100 miljoner folkräkningsprotokoll inlåsta i 72 år. Amerikanerna besvarade dessa frågor klart och tydligt. Riksarkivets och Records Administrations webbplats bostäder 1940 Folkräkningsrekord registrerade över 60 miljoner hits på bara tre timmar tisdagen den 3 april 2012, den andra dagen de var öppna. Att efterfrågan på sådan information kommer ut kräver att vi undersöker vad det är som driver den. Ekonomer kommer att kunna analysera hur människor i specifika yrken eller mindre geografiska områden klarade sig under Alternativen: - 1940 Folkräkningen. - Amerikaner. - CNN. - Folkräkningen. - Depression. - Michael Snow. - Riksarkivet och arkivförvaltningen. - Snö. - U.S.
Compose the next sentence for this paragraph. (CNN) -- A reporter last week asked me if many cared about the release of individual records from the 1940 census. "Are they just a historical relic?" the follow-up from someone else was unimpressed that the public would finally have access to more than 100 million census records locked up for 72 years. The Americans answered these questions clearly. The National Archives and Records Administration website housing 1940 Census records recorded over 60 million hits in just three hours on Tuesday, April 3, 2012, the second day they were open. The fact that the demand for such information comes out requires us to examine what is driving it. Economists will be able to analyze how people in specific occupations or smaller geographical areas survived under the Options: - 1940 Census. - Americans. CNN. Census. Depression. - Michael Snow. - The National Archives and the National Archives. Snow. - U.S.
Depression.
Depression.