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The image displays a bar chart detailing the percentage of total world production of wheat by Asia, Europe, and the rest of the world from 1840 to 2000. In 1840, Asia is at 50%, Europe at 35%, and the rest of the world at 15%. In 1880, Asia is at 40%, Europe at 40%, and the rest of the world at 20%. In 1920, Asia is at 30%, Europe at 45%, and the rest of the world at 25%. In 1960, Asia is at 18%, Europe at 35%, and the rest of the world at 47%. In 2000, Asia is at 20%, Europe at 30%, and the rest of the world at 50%.
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The purpose of the graph is to compare three different continents in terms of the amount of wheat over a period of 160 years.
Overall, Asia started with the highest record figure, however,Europe stayed dominant in the middle of the graph, and the rest of the world increased considerably.
In 1840, Asia witnessed its highest figure with 50%, Europe stayed the second highest figure, starting with 40%, and the rest of the world was the lowest figure at 10%.
In 1920, Asia declined with a fall of 30%, while Europe reached a record peak with 50%, and therest of the world overtook Asia with 10%.
By 2000, Europe saw a reduction of about 23%, whereas Asia stayed the highest figure with 40%, meanwhile, the rest of the world was the second highest figure at about 33%.
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