The two pie charts provide the information about the increase and decrease of the world population in a century.

The provided pie graphs show the data regarding the incline,

as well as

, the decline of the general population across the globe in a span of 100 years from 1900 to 2000.

According to

the given charts, there were approximately seven categories: Asia, Europe,

Africa

, Latin America, Middle East and North

Africa

, North America, and others.

Overall

, after a thorough analysis of the provided data, it can be plainly viewed that

while

the Asian population registered the highest percentage over the period, Latin Americans came

last

with the lowest proportion. In the beginning, regarding the year 1900, the figure for the

overall

population was 1.6 billion people, and Asia formed the majority of

this

number and scored 60%, followed by Europe ( including Russia) which recorded 25% in the same year.

Furthermore

, North America

in addition

to

Africa

were almost the same and hit 5% and 4%, respectively.

Moreover

, moving to the year 2000, there was a dramatic increase in the number of people around the plant ( reached 6 billion individuals ). Whilst Asian people, again, scored the highest proportion with 54%, Europe located in second place with only 14 per cent.

Finally

, it is worth noticing that in 2000, a new category occurred and it was the Middle East and North

Africa

which scored 6 per cent.

However

, regarding the remaining unclassified category ( the Others) the percentage was equal over the period and scored only 3%.