The line graph presents data on the ordinary number of children born to one woman in the UK and Kazakhstan whereas the table shows typical age of women at which they had their first child in the same period starting from 1920 to 2019.
Overall,it is obvious that in both countries the amount of children born to one mother had increased simultaneously from the beginning of the graph,until it reached their peak in the middle of the period. The table clearly illustrates that in the UK the average age is much higher than in the Kazakhstan,so that in Kazakhstan women had experienced first child at much younger age compared with moms in the UK. Moreover,in both countries the stage of life when they had first child showed an increase throughout the period.
As regards the line graph,the number of children born to one women in the United Kingdom and Kazakhstan didn’t changed a lot and stood at just above 2 and 3.5 children respectively for a two decades from 1920 to 1940. The figure then,witnessed a significant increase from 3.5 to just under 5 children in the period between 1940 to 1960,while UK saw slight changes in that time frame. Following years there was a downward trend in both two nations Kazakhstan and UK to approximately 2.5 and just under 2 in turn.
Regarding the table it saw steady increase the average kazakh woman age which started at 23.5 in 1920 and finished with the 27.6 year old in 2019. Conversely, britain first time moms age fluctuated a lot, it was about 26.5 in the 1920,rise to 27.8 in 1940 and after that had a minor increase to 27.5 in 1960,and had a rates 26.9;28.5;28.9 in the following years 1980;2000;2019