Poverty Rates and Rankings in Cities

The video explores poverty in the US, highlighting the top 10 poorest cities. Detroit, Cleveland, Syracuse, Gainesville, College Station, Dayton, Buffalo, Hartford, and Birmingham are discussed in terms of their poverty rates, economic challenges, and potential improvements. The video provides insights into the socio-economic conditions of these cities, emphasizing the need for continued efforts to address poverty and stimulate economic growth.

What percentage of the United States population lives in poverty according to the US Census Bureau?

• 18.7%

• 12.5%

• 10.2%

• 15.3%

Which city ranks number one in poverty in the United States?

• Buffalo, New York

• Syracuse, New York

• Detroit, Michigan

• Cleveland, Ohio

What is the poverty rate in Cleveland, Ohio?

• 31.2%

• 27.5%

• 26.9%

• 29.6%

Which city has a poverty rate of 29.6%?

• Gainesville, Florida

• Syracuse, New York

• College Station, Texas

• Dayton, Ohio

What is the unemployment rate in Gainesville, Florida?

• 5.5%

• 4.7%

• 10.0%

• 7.5%

Which city has a poverty rate of 28.5%?

• Dayton, Ohio

• Buffalo, New York

• College Station, Texas

• Hartford, Connecticut

What is the poverty rate in Dayton, Ohio?

• 29.6%

• 31.5%

• 26.1%

• 27.5%

Which city has a median income of $6,185?

• Syracuse, New York

• Birmingham, Alabama

• Hartford, Connecticut

• Buffalo, New York

What is the poverty rate in Hartford, Connecticut?

• 27.2%

• 28.5%

• 31.2%

• 26.9%

Which city has improved its poverty ranking by moving up four spots?

• Dayton, Ohio

• Gainesville, Florida

• Birmingham, Alabama

• Cleveland, Ohio