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The image is a bar chart with eight bars, representing the percentage of the total US population aged 65 and over between 1900 and 2000, at ten-year intervals. Among all bars, three age groups are represented by segmented colors in each bar: 65-74, 75-84, and 85+. In 1900, 65-74 was 3.1%, 75-84 was 0.2%, and 85+ was 0.01%. In 1910, 65-74 was 3.2%, 75-84 was 0.3%, and 85+ was 0.02%. In 1920, 65-74 was 3.5%, 75-84 was 0.4%, and 85+ was 0.02%. In 1930, 65-74 was 4.1%, 75-84 was 0.6%, and 85+ was 0.03%. In 1940, 65-74 was 4.5%, 75-84 was 0.7%, and 85+ was 0.04%. In 1950, 65-74 was 5.0%, 75-84 was 1.0%, and 85+ was 0.07%. In 1960, 65-74 was 6.0%, 75-84 was 1.4%, and 85+ was 0.1%. In 1970, 65-74 was 7.1%, 75-84 was 2.0%, and 85+ was 0.2%. In 1980, 65-74 was 8.3%, 75-84 was 2.7%, and 85+ was 0.4%. In 1990, 65-74 was 9.6%, 75-84 was 3.4%, and 85+ was 0.7%. In 2000, 65-74 was 10.1%, 75-84 was 3.5%, and 85+ was 1.2%. Overall, the trend shows an increase in the percentage of the population aged 65 and over, with significant growth in the older age groups, especially 85+.
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The chart illustrates changes in the total number of people from 65 years for one century./over the period from
Overall, it is clear that the highest percent of population was in 1990 and the lowest in 1900. Additionally, it can be seen that the biggest percent of people was by group aged 65-74 in every year.
Looking at the first years from 1900 to 1930, we can notice that population growth was not extremely increasing, and then, in 1940 percent started to rise more. By 1990 it reached more than 12 percent in total, which is the highest percent of population.
Another noticeable feature is that the least percent of population was given by people aged 85 and more, the growth over the all period increased only for 1.3 percent. In contrast, people aged 65-74 showed significantly opposite numbers. From 1900 this population rose for 4.4 percent, took a peak in 1990 with overall population of 7.3 percent, and then decreased to 6.5 percent.
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