The charts below compare the age structure of the populations of France and India in 1984.

The charts below compare the age structure of the populations of France and India in 

1984.
The graph compares the composition of inhabitants in
France
and India, doing a comparison of age structure between the two countries in 1984.
Overall
, the
Indian
charts have the form of a triangle that shows that the population was composed of the majority of young people. There is
also
a very important thing, the structure of the
Indian
society is 70 for the oldest habitants.
However
, in
France
in 1984 we can see the presence of habitats more than 85. The document depicts that those who are between 0 and 20 together are approximately 50% of
Indian
society.
For example
India around 14% of the citizens are between 0 and 5. Those ages in
France
represent only 6% of the populations
Finally
, the
Indian
pyramid reveals a low quantity of those older than 70 years old with over 3 per cent. In
France
, those older than 70 reach 8% of the population.
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Vocabulary: Replace the words france, indian with synonyms.
Topic Vocabulary:
  • charts
  • age structure
  • populations
  • France
  • India
  • 1984
  • overall
  • different
  • evenly distributed
  • proportion
  • young people
  • elderly individuals
  • largest age group
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