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Band 5+: The bar chart shows the percentages of the Canadian workforce in five major industries in 1850 and 2020.

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The image is a bar chart representing the percentage of the Canadian workforce in five industries in 1850 and 2020. In 1850, Manufacturing had 36%, Services 9%, Agriculture/Fishing 33%, Construction 1%, and Energy/Water 5%. In 2020, Manufacturing decreased to 8%, Services increased to 81%, Agriculture/Fishing fell to 1%, Construction rose to 5%, and Energy/Water grew to 3%. The chart shows that there has been a significant shift from Manufacturing and Agriculture/Fishing towards Services over the 170-year span, with modest growth in Construction and Energy/Water industries.
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The representation of bar chart depict the differences in percentage in five major industries of the Canadian workforce in year 1850 and 2020.

From an overall perspective, most Canadian workforce was involved in the sector of manufacturing, but later on the percentage of canada citizen workforce in services rose drastically after more than a decade.

Turning to the details, in year 1850 the highest percentage of populated industry manufacturing field which reachs 36% , while only 3% were employed in water or energy industry. However, the percentage of Canadian workers working in services industries were only 3% less than from manufacturing industry, while the construction and agriculture industry were having 17% workforces differences in 1850.

In contrast, after being second highest workforces industry in 1850, the percentage of people working in services sector dramatically expand by 43% and reach 81% in year 2020. Beyond the services industry, only construction workers number were rose by 2%,while all other three sectors has sudden downfalls. In the case of fishing and water industries, it has reach to its lowest percentage that is 1% in 2020. On the other hand, manufacturing industry demonstrate terrible downfall in 170 years , and became second largest industries among five by reaching 9% of Canadian workforces in 2020

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