IX General Population and Housing Census 1970 - IPUMS Subset
Mexico, 1970
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MEX_1970_PHC_v01_M_v03_A_IPUMS
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Dirección General de Estadística, Secretaría de Industria y Comercio, Minnesota Population Center
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Indigenous language (MX1970A_0408)
Data file: MEX1970-P-H
Overview
Valid:
0
Invalid:
0
Type:
Discrete
Decimal:
0
Start:
177
End:
178
Width:
2
Range:
0 - 99
Format:
Numeric
Questions and instructions
Literal question
7. Indigenous Language
Categories
| Value | Category |
|---|---|
| 0 | Speaks only Spanish |
| 1 | Speaks Spanish and Amuzgo |
| 2 | Speaks Spanish and Chatino |
| 3 | Speaks Spanish and Chinanteco |
| 4 | Speaks Spanish and Chol |
| 5 | Speaks Spanish and Cora |
| 6 | Speaks Spanish and Cuicateco |
| 7 | Speaks Spanish and Huasteco |
| 8 | Speaks Spanish and Huave |
| 9 | Speaks Spanish and Huichol |
| 10 | Speaks Spanish and Maya |
| 11 | Speaks Spanish and Mayo |
| 12 | Speaks Spanish and Mazahua |
| 13 | Speaks Spanish and Mazateco |
| 14 | Speaks Spanish and Mexicano, Mexica or Nahuatl |
| 15 | Speaks Spanish and Mixe |
| 16 | Speaks Spanish and Mixteco |
| 17 | Speaks Spanish and Otomi |
| 18 | Speaks Spanish and Popoloca |
| 19 | Speaks Spanish and Tarahumara |
| 20 | Speaks Spanish and Tabasco |
| 21 | Speaks Spanish and Tepehuano |
| 22 | Speaks Spanish and Tojolabal |
| 23 | Speaks Spanish and Totonaca |
| 24 | Speaks Spanish and Tlapaneco |
| 25 | Speaks Spanish and Tzendal or Tzeltal |
| 26 | Speaks Spanish and Tzendal or Tzotzil |
| 27 | Speaks Spanish and Yaqui |
| 28 | Speaks Spanish and Zapoteco |
| 29 | Speaks Spanish and Zoque |
| 39 | Speaks Spanish and another Indigenous language |
| 51 | Does not speak Spanish, only Amuzgo |
| 52 | Does not speak Spanish, only Chatino |
| 53 | Does not speak Spanish, only Chinanteco |
| 54 | Does not speak Spanish, only Chol |
| 55 | Does not speak Spanish, only Cora |
| 56 | Does not speak Spanish, only Cuicateco |
| 57 | Does not speak Spanish, only Huasteco |
| 58 | Does not speak Spanish, only Huave |
| 59 | Does not speak Spanish, only Huichol |
| 60 | Does not speak Spanish, only Maya |
| 61 | Does not speak Spanish, only Mayo |
| 62 | Does not speak Spanish, only Mazahua |
| 63 | Does not speak Spanish, only Mazateco |
| 64 | Does not speak Spanish, only Mexicano, Mexica or Nahuatl |
| 65 | Does not speak Spanish, only Mixe |
| 66 | Does not speak Spanish, only Mixteco |
| 67 | Does not speak Spanish, only Otomi |
| 68 | Does not speak Spanish, only Popoloca |
| 69 | Does not speak Spanish, only Tarahumara |
| 70 | Does not speak Spanish, only Tabasco |
| 71 | Does not speak Spanish, only Tepehuano |
| 72 | Does not speak Spanish, only Tojolabal |
| 73 | Does not speak Spanish, only Totonaca |
| 74 | Does not speak Spanish, only Tlapaneco |
| 75 | Does not speak Spanish, only Tzendal or Tzeltal |
| 76 | Does not speak Spanish, only Tzotzil |
| 77 | Does not speak Spanish, only Yaqui |
| 78 | Does not speak Spanish, only Zapoteco |
| 79 | Does not speak Spanish, only Zoque |
| 99 | Does not speak Spanish, only another Indigenous language |
Warning: these figures indicate the number of cases found in the data file. They cannot be interpreted as summary statistics of the population of interest.
Interviewer instructions
Indigenous Language
Column 7
When a person declares that, "Yes," they do speak an indigenous language, clearly write the name of that language; examples: Nahuatl, Otomi, Mayatarasco, Zapoteco, etc.
In a case in which the person speaks several indigenous languages, write down their maternal language.
Don't forget to ask if they also speak Spanish (Only for those who declared that they speak an indigenous language.)
For children that have not yet learned to talk, mark the circle corresponding to "No," does not speak the indigenous language.
Finish here if the person is less than 6 years old, and continue on if the person is 6 years old or above.
Column 7
When a person declares that, "Yes," they do speak an indigenous language, clearly write the name of that language; examples: Nahuatl, Otomi, Mayatarasco, Zapoteco, etc.
In a case in which the person speaks several indigenous languages, write down their maternal language.
Don't forget to ask if they also speak Spanish (Only for those who declared that they speak an indigenous language.)
For children that have not yet learned to talk, mark the circle corresponding to "No," does not speak the indigenous language.
Finish here if the person is less than 6 years old, and continue on if the person is 6 years old or above.
Description
Definition
This variable indicates whether the person speaks Spanish and an indigenous language or an indigenous language only.
Universe
All persons
concept
Concept
| var_concept.title | Vocabulary |
|---|---|
| Ethnicity and Language Variables -- PERSON | IPUMS |