the bar chart shows the percentage of males and females aged 18-20 in a city who participated in a various activities in ine month in 2015.

The bar chart compares the percentages of families owning and renting accommodation in England and Wales over a period of 98 years (1918-2011)

Overall

, during the first half of the period, the

percentage

of

households

living in rented accommodation was higher than those owning their own

houses

.

However

, during the second half of the period,

this

pattern was reversed. In 1918, nearly 80% of

households

were renting their

houses

, which was three times higher than the

percentage

of families owning their

houses

, which stood at around 25%. By 1971, there was a gradual decline in the trend of renting

houses

, dropping to approximately 50%.

Conversely

, the proportion of families owning

houses

increased steadily to around 50%, equaling the

percentage

of rented

houses

. By 2011, the

percentage

of

households

renting their

houses

continued its downward trend, reaching its lowest point of only 30% in 2001.

In contrast

, the trend of

households

owning their own accommodation continued to grow, peaking at nearly 70% before experiencing a slight decline to approximately 65% in 2011.