The line graph compares the proportion of death and birth in the overall habitat of England and Wales between 1700 and 2000.
Overall, the population of England and Wales showed an upward movement after 1800, while birth and death rate followed an oscillating trend.
Acording to the graph, both birth and death trend showed a dramatical increase by 10 millions before a period of stability at 40 000 000 and 38 000 000 respectivly from 1750 to 1800. Following this span, bearth changed to 22 000 000 and death ramained to 20 000 000, after these two figurs declined dramiticaly. In the final 50 years, the death indicator ramained unchanged, but the proportion for bearth had a significant grow to 34 000 000.
Based on the death and bearth rate, the population size climbed noticebly to 10 000 000. In contrast the next 50 years it saw a substantial drop about the same point which was at the beginning. But afterwards the figure was a ongoing surge to its maximum value 50 000 00
The line graph compares the proportion of death and birth in the
overall
habitat of England and Wales between 1700 and 2000.
Overall
, the population of England and Wales
showed
an upward movement after 1800, while birth and death rate followed an oscillating trend.
Acording
to the graph, both birth and death trend
showed
a
dramatical
increase by 10 millions
before
a period of stability at 40 000 000 and 38 000 000
respectivly
from 1750 to 1800. Following this span,
bearth
changed
to 22 000 000 and death
ramained
to 20 000 000, after these two
figurs
declined
dramiticaly
. In the final 50 years, the death indicator
ramained
unchanged,
but
the proportion for
bearth
had a significant
grow
to 34 000 000.
Based on the death and
bearth
rate, the population size climbed
noticebly
to 10 000 000. In
contrast
the
next
50 years it
saw
a substantial drop about the same point which was at the beginning.
But
afterwards the figure was
a
ongoing surge to its maximum value 50 000 00