The line chart illustrates demographic statistics of the residents of the England and Wales, include population size in terms of million, births and dates rate per 100 people at 50 years intervals from 1700 to 2,000.
Overall, the birth rate increased while the death rate decreased. Furthermore, it can be concluded that the population size increased in England and Wales during the period shown.
In the early 1700s, the residence of England and Wales was almost 250,000. In the mid-1750s, this rate surged to 10 millions and remained the same until mid 1800s.Subsequently, the population size increased dramatically and reached at a slightly under 50 million by 2000.
The figures for both births and death rates followed similar trends from 1700 to 1950.The first increased from 30 to 40 persons, while they later surged from almost 26 to 36 deaths per 1000 persons.Moreover, the numbers for both remained unchanged in the next 50 years. Furthermore, in 1800, figures experienced a decrease with birth rate dipped off around 30 and death rate to around 26 mortality per 1,000 persons.Moreover, again in the next 50 years, both figures remained the same. Consequently, the birth rate reached at approximately 34 births, while the death rate remained flat.