Nearly 300 variables for the 50 United States, including such things as: crime rates poverty rates the percentage of each state's population that is made up of various groups: Catholics, deer hunters, etc.
	Answers to 250 questions from the 2000 General Social Survey (a biennial national survey of American adults).
	More datasets will soon be available

Sociological Insights lets you map data across the 50 U.S. states.  It shows distribution charts, means, medians, and standard deviations.  It lets you correlate any two variables and use up to five variables in multiple regressions.  With survey data, it provides cross-tabulations, t-tests, and ANOVA, with or without control variables.  And -- unique among statistics programs -- provides standardized cross-tabulations for path analysis.