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The image depicts a bar chart titled "People living alone in the USA between 1850 and 2000", with the X-axis representing years in four increments (1850, 1900, 1950, 2000) and the Y-axis showing percentage ranging from 0 to 18 in increments of 2. There are five categories for age groups: 17-26, 27-36, 37-46, 47-54, and 55-64. The percentages for each age group in the corresponding years are as follows: 1850 - 17-26 (2%), 27-36 (3%), 37-46 (2%), 47-54 (1%), 55-64 (2%); 1900 - 17-26 (3%), 27-36 (4%), 37-46 (3%), 47-54 (2%), 55-64 (4%); 1950 - 17-26 (3%), 27-36 (4%), 37-46 (4%), 47-54 (5%), 55-64 (5%); 2000 - 17-26 (14%), 27-36 (13%), 37-46 (8%), 47-54 (8%), 55-64 (10%).
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The chart below indicates the changes of living alone in five age categories among American people in the USA over the examined period.
Overall, it is clear that the percentage of living alone increased in all groups during this period. The group aged 55-64 experienced the highest change among others, from 3% in 1850 to around 17% in 2000. Moreover, this group had the most disparity with other groups in 2000.
In 1850, as we can see, there was just three groups which experienced living by themselves. In 1900, however, 3% of a new group aged 27-36 started to live independently, less than other categories. The proportion of this group rise considerably in 2000, exactly at 8%.
In 1950, a few number of youth people from 17 to 26 years old experienced loneliness, approximately 2%. Additionally this percentage increased by roughly 5% in 2000.
Similarly, the number of living alone grew among 37–46-year-old individuals, from about 3% in 1850 to near 7% in 2000.
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