The line graph shows the percentage of Internet users in three countries from 1999 to 2009

The line graph illustrates the US, Mexico and

Canada

in terms of how many people used the

Internet

over a 10-year timescale from 1999 to 2009. Broadly, the rate of people using the

Internet

in three nations registered a significant upward trend during the surveyed period, with

Canada

witnessing the most widespread

Internet

usage from 2005 onwards. Mexico, notably, was

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less common country among their

Internet

users. In 1990, the proportion of users connecting to the

Internet

in the US was in the region of 20%, which was marginally higher than its counterpart –

Canada

, at roughly 10%. The figure for the US recorded a sharp increase to nearly 90%

at the end

of the period.

Such

a parallel could be seen in

Canada

. Starting at a mere 10%, it

then

soared and reached a peak of almost 100% in 2009. Commencing from 1990, approximately 5% of citizens browsing the

Internet

came from Mexico, which was the lowest recorded figure in the chart. 10 years

thereafter

, it had a progressive rise

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to 40%, making it become the

last

rank in comparison with these three nations.