What kind of relationships are in your household? The old-fashioned nuclear family with Mom, Dad, and a couple of children is still pretty common, but growing numbers of households involve more complex ties between parents and children, other relatives, unmarried partners, and non-relatives.
Nuclear is still the most common, but there are millions of households in the United States with a different family structure. Based on data from the 5-year American Community Survey from 2010-2014, I counted 10,276 different types of households.
Nathan Yau charted the 50 most common household makeups in a chart, of which this is just a small corner. It’s strange to think that the most common household now contains a single person, but looking through the chart, I have lived, at one time or another, in eight of the ten configurations across the top of the chart. See the entire thing at Flowing Data. -via Digg
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Reader's choice. We are unlikely to actually know, after all.
Can the next list be 'Who took the longest to die.' or some such.
Sometimes I just couldn't be bothered to sign in for these.
Yeah, the Iraqi invaders sure proved themselves to be total terrorists when they fought the brave US soldiers that were defending their homeland.
Those darn Germans. Ancient history.
This is best illustrated by our glorification of our fiercest bloodiest fighters.....
Wheeeee real Neat these killers!
Probably the first time I actually agree with you. They were defiantly strict times for everyone not in control of the situation. My grandfather on my mother's side fought for the side of Hungary, because if he didn't, he was shot and killed as a traitor. A more interesting story with my dad's side is his father trained as a pilot for Germany in WWI, and fought against Germany for Canada as a pilot in WWII.
Oh crap- We're humans and that's what we do.
Up to 2000 kills in a few hours during the landing in the Normandy.
Hitler didn't kill 6 million people. Any idiot can order the death of someone.