The pie charts depict the global population shift between 1910 and 2010. At the onset, it is clear that the global inhabitants increased remarkably in just 100 years and the major proportion of it lived in Asia.
As can be seen from the illustration, more than half of the world population lived in Asia in both years. From 1910 to 2010, the percentages of population in Europe, Russia and Asia dropped; European population from 25% to 14% and population in Asia from 60% to 54%. During this time, African's percentage of global population soared from just 4. 5% to 10% while in Latin America it jumped from 3% to 8%. The percentage of the population in North America, however, remained constant, staying at 5% both in 1910 and 2010. Then the Middle East and North Africa, representing a new region, accommodated 6% of world population in 2010. The global population percentages in the remaining areas of the world rose slightly from 2. 5% to 3%. The global population in a century jumped from 1. 7 billion to 6 billion.
The pie charts depict the
global
population
shift between 1910 and 2010. At the onset, it is
clear
that the
global
inhabitants increased
remarkably
in
just
100 years and the major proportion of it
lived
in Asia.
As can be
seen
from the illustration, more than half of the world
population
lived
in Asia in both years. From 1910 to 2010, the
percentages
of
population
in Europe, Russia and Asia dropped; European
population
from 25% to 14% and
population
in Asia from 60% to 54%. During this time, African's
percentage
of
global
population
soared from
just
4. 5% to 10% while in Latin America it jumped from 3% to 8%. The
percentage
of the
population
in North America,
however
, remained constant, staying at 5% both in 1910 and 2010. Then the Middle East and North Africa, representing a new region, accommodated 6% of world
population
in 2010. The
global
population
percentages
in the remaining areas of the world rose
slightly
from 2. 5% to 3%. The
global
population
in a century jumped from 1. 7 billion to 6 billion.
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