The given pic charts illustrate the proportion of the world population by various regions between 1990 and 2000. The general overview here is that Asia there was a majority of world population, While the lowest was the others region throughout the period.
According to the charts, it is clears that Asia indicated the highest amount of world population in 1990, accounting for 60%. After ten decades, there was a minimal fall of 6% to 54% of its figure which including former Soviet Asia. Similarly, the number of Europe citizens(including Russia) dropped moderately by 11% to 14% in 2000.
On the contrary, the figure of population in Africa and Latin America and Caribbean experienced a steady increase to 10% and 8% respectively over the period. It is interesting to note that there were a number of 6% of world population in Middle East and North Africa which this region were not in 1900, and there were a period of stability at 3% and 5% in the number of the others region and Nort America consecutively over the period observed.
The
given
pic charts illustrate the proportion of the
world
population
by various
regions
between 1990 and 2000. The general overview here is that Asia there was a majority of
world
population
, While the lowest was the
others
region
throughout the period.
According to the charts, it is clears that Asia indicated the highest amount of
world
population
in 1990, accounting for 60%. After ten decades, there was a minimal fall of 6% to 54% of its figure which including former Soviet Asia.
Similarly
, the number of Europe citizens(including Russia) dropped
moderately
by 11% to 14% in 2000.
On the contrary
, the figure of
population
in Africa and Latin America and Caribbean experienced a steady increase to 10% and 8%
respectively
over the period. It is interesting to note that there were a number of 6% of
world
population
in Middle East
and North Africa which this
region
were not in 1900, and there were a period of stability at 3% and 5% in the number of the others
region
and
Nort
America
consecutively
over the period observed.