The provided pie charts demonstrate the population and depict the proportions of different regions. The first figure illustrates the ratio in 1910, while the second one gives the data of 2010. At the first glance, it is clearly seen that Asia has been accounted for the vast majority for a century.
In 1910, with a total population of 1700 million, Asia hosted well over a half of the individuals, which was followed by Europe (including Russia) by a quarter. North America, Africa, Latin America had marginal proportions, as minor as other regions.
After a century, in 2010, Asia was still the most crowded region besides losing 6%. The population of Europe had a noticeable upsurge with approximately 10% and protected its position as the second. However, the swiftest soar appeared in Africa, with a nearly two times increase compared to the last record. Middle East and North Africa became the forth with a percentage of 6 and it is followed by Latin America, which outran North America with a 3% difference.