The two pie chart provide an information concerning the world population in seven regions such as North America, Europe and Asia Pacific in 1900 and 2000
As can be seen from both of the pie charts, the changing proportion of population significantly rose from 1. 6 billion to 6 billion. In the both year studied, the highest percentage of the population was Asia Pacific.
It is clearly seen from the graph that the quantity of population in two regions: Africa and Latin America slightly increased. The percentage of people in Africa boost up from 4% in 1900 to 10% in 2000. In Latin America, the number of population in 2000 also increased 5% compared with the population in 1900. Moreover, the two pie charts also show a decreased number of population in Asia Pacific and Europe. The Asian population slightly dropped from 60% to 54% and the European population declined from 25% to 14%.
On the other hand, The number of population in North America in 1900 and 2000 was roughly the same. In addition, the notable difference between the two year surveyed is the percentage of Middle East and North Africa which shown only in 2000 with 6%.
The two pie chart provide an information concerning the world
population
in seven regions such as North America, Europe and Asia Pacific in 1900 and 2000
As can be
seen
from both of the pie charts, the changing proportion of
population
significantly
rose from 1. 6 billion to 6 billion. In the both year studied, the highest percentage of the
population
was Asia Pacific.
It is
clearly
seen
from the graph that the quantity of
population
in two regions: Africa and Latin America
slightly
increased. The percentage of
people
in Africa boost up from 4% in 1900 to 10% in 2000. In Latin America, the number of
population
in 2000
also
increased 5% compared with the
population
in 1900.
Moreover
, the two pie charts
also
show
a decreased number of
population
in Asia Pacific and Europe. The Asian
population
slightly
dropped from 60% to 54% and the European
population
declined from 25% to 14%.
On the other hand
, The number of
population
in North America in 1900 and 2000 was roughly the same.
In addition
, the notable difference between the two year surveyed is the percentage
of Middle East
and North Africa which shown
only
in 2000 with 6%.