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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 bar chart below shows the percentage of people living alone in five different age groups in the USA between 1850 and 2000.
The chart gives information about the proportion of solo-living among five different age groups in the USA over a one hundred and fifty-year period.
Overall, there was a steady increase in the rate of individualized living across all age groups, with the maximum proportions attained in 2010. Americans within the ages of 55-64, where more involved in solo-living, than all the other aged groups throughout the time frame.
In 1970, only people older than 37 were found living by themselves. While this trend changed over the years, average-aged people (27=36) started living alone only at about 1900, meanwhile the youngest generation, got involved in solitary living from 1950 onwards.
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