The given illustrations delineate information about UK citizenship, while first graph shows the number of citizens in thousands, the second compares the numbers of newcomers in order to origins of them in 1996 and 2002. The first information is categorized by a forty-year period, form 1962 to 2002, with 10-year time spans.
Overall, UK citizenship icnreased dramatically by the end of the given period, with experiencing considerable decline between 1990 and 2000. Notably, Asia dominated over the course of the period in terms of origins of new citizens, while Australia and others showed the lowest numbers, which were witnessed a slight decline in 2002, unlike Asis, Africa, Europe and America.
In 1962, the number of UK dwellers was significantly low, at around 30 in thousands, increasing constantly to nearly 70 by 1988. In the following years, there was a pronounced drop in numbers by apprximately 30, to 40, before rising dramatically by the end of the period, reaching 100 thousands.
With respects to the origins of new citizens, in 1996, the figure for Asia was registered the highest numbers with 19 in thousands, compared with 9 in Africa and Europe and America.
In the next time span, 2002, all figures increased significantly, reachning 50, 39 and 27, respectively. In contrast, it was figure for Australia and others that experienced a modest decline from 5 to 4.