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The image shows a graph depicting annual immigration from 1990 to 2001 to three countries. For the USA: 1990 - 1700k, 1991 - 1400k, 1992 - 1200k, 1993 - 1100k, 1994 - 1100k, 1995 - 1100k, 1996 - 900k, 1997 - 900k, 1998 - 900k, 1999 - 1200k, 2000 - 1400k, 2001 - 1400k. For Canada: 1990 - 200k, 1991 - 250k, 1992 - 250k, 1993 - 200k, 1994 - 200k, 1995 - 200k, 1996 - 200k, 1997 - 250k, 1998 - 250k, 1999 - 250k, 2000 - 300k, 2001 - 350k. For Australia: 1990 - 100k, 1991 - 100k, 1992 - 100k, 1993 - 100k, 1994 - 50k, 1995 - 100k, 1996 - 100k, 1997 - 50k, 1998 - 50k, 1999 - 50k, 2000 - 100k, 2001 - 150k.
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The line chart illistruates how many people came to three countries over a twelve-year period.
Overall , the USA had the highest number of immigrants, although it decreased. In contrast, Australia remained stable at the lowest point, whereas Canada stayed stable but in the end it sharply went up.
Regarding to USA, immigrants rose from almost 1500 to 1800, then it plummet to 1000. After that, it dipped and however recovered before figure fluctuated. It hit it’s lowest peak throughout the whole period.
By contrast, Canada started by 200 and kept stable for around 10 years. But it surged to 400 by 2001. Australia consistently recorded the lowest number of immigrants, fluctuating between about 150 and 130, with only slight changes over the years.
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