The graph below compares changes in the birth rates of China and the USA between 1920 and 2000

The line graph shows a comparison of childbirth

rates

between two countries which are China and

USA

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for eight decades from 1920 to 2000. It can be stated that in general, both of the countries had fluctuating trends during the period given, and gap natality

rates

at the end

of the term became larger compared to the initial period.

To begin

with, China's creation rate rose from 10% in 1920 to 15% in 1935, followed by plummed to a low below 5% from 1940 to 1945.

Subsequently

, reached a peak at 20% in 1950, five years later the figures decreased sharply to around 8%.

Finally

, China's birth rate declined steadily became 3% during the latter half-century. Meanwhile, the US childbirth

rates

had similarity around 12% in 1920,

then

fluctuated from around 12% to 14% from 1930 to 1940. The line graph hit a low of 4% in 1945, and five years forward reached a peak at 20% in 1950, but the natality

rates

continuously dropped to the end of the period approximately 7% in 2000.