Anti-Semitism in the United States, 1964

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USPOWER Do you feel the United States is losing power or is it becoming more powerful?   1) Losing power   2) Becoming more powerful   3) Staying the same

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Category	Frequency	Percentage	Cumulative Percentage	Z-Score
Losing power	554	29.6%	29.6%	-1.29
Becoming more powerful	841	44.9%	74.5%	.06
Staying the same	478	25.5%	100%	1.4

Variable Comparisons

Sex Race Marital status Religious preference Political party Household income Age Education Region

Sex (I-SEX)

	Male	Female	TOTAL
Losing power	32.1% 295	27.1% 259	29.6% 554
Becoming more powerful	45.6% 419	44.2% 422	44.9% 841
Staying the same	22.2% 204	28.7% 274	25.5% 478
TOTAL	100.0% 918	100.0% 955	1873

Race (I-RACE)

	White	Negro	Oriental	Other	TOTAL
Losing power	31.0% 505	19.8% 46	25.0% 1	11.1% 1	29.5% 553
Becoming more powerful	42.3% 688	62.1% 144	50.0% 2	77.8% 7	44.9% 841
Staying the same	26.7% 434	18.1% 42	25.0% 1	11.1% 1	25.5% 478
TOTAL	100.0% 1627	100.0% 232	100.0% 4	100.0% 9	1872

Marital status (I-MARITAL)

	Single	Presently married and living with spouse	Separated	Divorced	Widowed	TOTAL
Losing power	28.6% 40	30.3% 446	19.0% 8	32.2% 19	25.6% 41	29.6% 554
Becoming more powerful	42.1% 59	44.1% 649	54.8% 23	49.2% 29	50.6% 81	44.9% 841
Staying the same	29.3% 41	25.6% 377	26.2% 11	18.6% 11	23.8% 38	25.5% 478
TOTAL	100.0% 140	100.0% 1472	100.0% 42	100.0% 59	100.0% 160	1873

Religious preference (I-RELIG)

	Protestant	Catholic	Jewish	Other (Specify)	None	TOTAL
Losing power	32.4% 410	21.7% 107	32.8% 19	33.3% 4	29.8% 14	29.6% 554
Becoming more powerful	43.7% 552	49.6% 244	34.5% 20	58.3% 7	38.3% 18	44.9% 841
Staying the same	23.9% 302	28.7% 141	32.8% 19	8.3% 1	31.9% 15	25.5% 478
TOTAL	100.0% 1264	100.0% 492	100.0% 58	100.0% 12	100.0% 47	1873

Political party (I-PARTY)

	Republican	Independent - Republican	Independent - Won't choose	Independent - Democrat	Democrat	TOTAL
Losing power	43.9% 212	48.2% 55	33.1% 50	32.7% 53	18.2% 164	29.5% 534
Becoming more powerful	30.2% 146	28.1% 32	37.1% 56	41.4% 67	57.5% 518	45.2% 819
Staying the same	25.9% 125	23.7% 27	29.8% 45	25.9% 42	24.3% 219	25.3% 458
TOTAL	100.0% 483	100.0% 114	100.0% 151	100.0% 162	100.0% 901	1811

Household income (I-INCOME)

	To $4,999	$5,000 to $9,999	$10,000 to $14,999	Over $15,000	TOTAL
Losing power	23.2% 169	30.6% 204	39.4% 104	48.5% 33	29.6% 510
Becoming more powerful	54.2% 394	39.5% 263	37.1% 98	29.4% 20	44.9% 775
Staying the same	22.6% 164	29.9% 199	23.5% 62	22.1% 15	25.5% 440
TOTAL	100.0% 727	100.0% 666	100.0% 264	100.0% 68	1725

Age (I-AGE)

	Under 34 years	35 to 49 years	50 and more years	TOTAL
Losing power	30.2% 161	29.8% 173	28.6% 201	29.5% 535
Becoming more powerful	45.6% 243	43.1% 250	46.7% 328	45.2% 821
Staying the same	24.2% 129	27.1% 157	24.6% 173	25.3% 459
TOTAL	100.0% 533	100.0% 580	100.0% 702	1815

Education (I-EDUC)

	No schooling; through 8th grade	9th through high school	1 to 3 years of college	Graduate and postgraduate work	TOTAL
Losing power	22.5% 111	28.2% 258	37.4% 82	45.2% 84	29.5% 535
Becoming more powerful	56.1% 277	45.0% 411	35.2% 77	29.6% 55	45.2% 820
Staying the same	21.5% 106	26.8% 245	27.4% 60	25.3% 47	25.3% 458
TOTAL	100.0% 494	100.0% 914	100.0% 219	100.0% 186	1813

Region (I-REGION)

	South - Delaware, Maryland, Kentucky, Tennessee, Virginia, N. Carolina, Florida, Texas, W. Virginia, Oklahoma, Missouri	Deep South - Alabama, Georgia, S. Carolina, Arkansas, Louisiana, Mississippi	All other states	TOTAL
Losing power	28.9% 131	25.4% 32	30.1% 372	29.5% 535
Becoming more powerful	48.6% 220	55.6% 70	43.0% 531	45.2% 821
Staying the same	22.5% 102	19.0% 24	26.9% 333	25.3% 459
TOTAL	100.0% 453	100.0% 126	100.0% 1236	1815