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The image presents a line graph with birth rates in China and the USA from 1920 to 2000; China's birth rate (%) starts at approximately 10 in 1920, rises to 15 in 1935, fluctuates near 13 in 1940, spikes to over 20 around 1950, peaks around 25 in 1950, declines sharply post-1955 to about 10 by 1960, decreases further to approximately 5 in 1995, and stabilizes near 2% by 2000; the USA's birth rate (%) begins at roughly 12 in 1920, stays near 11 until 1945, peaks at 15 around 1950, maintains 15 through 1960, drops steadily to 12 by 1978, and levels near 7% by 2000.
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The graph compares the percentage of the birth rates in the United States and China in different years.
As an overview, there has been a lot of fluctuations in the rates of birth and a decrease at the last 20 years.
We can see that China’s percentage of newborns started to increase dramatically in 1933-1935. but after 1935 there was a massive downfall in the birth rates. fourtintly China newborn rates has increased a second time with a 15 percent increase since 1945 to 1955, from 1960 to 2000 there has been a stable downfall with a 15 percent down for China
It is clear in the United States line that it is similar to the Chinease line, with a big decrease in the percentage of the birth rates that started in 1940 until 1945, but there is a huge jump in the percentage that started in 1946 to 1955, and after that there has been a balanced downfall for 40 years.
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