The line graph below shows the population size birth rate and the death rate of England and Wales from 1700 to 2000 Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features and make comparisons where relevant .

The first instance the number of people who lives in England and Wales from the year 1700 to 200, whereas the second that provides information on the bird and mortality rate of the same countries and same period. Overall, it can be seen that the population of the year 2000 was the highest, while least people were living in England and Wales in the year 1700. Both birth and death was mostly occurred in the year 1800. The population was the highest in the year 2000 at about 48 millions which was more than two times higher than the population of the year 1800 as it was 18 millions. About 8 millions individuals were living in England and Wales in the year 1700 being the lowest number of inhabitants and almost 40 millions of people occupied the countries in 1900. On the other hand, the child bearing ratio was less than 10 thousands in the year 1700 and it increased drastically in the year 1800 at approximately 23 thousands, while the mortality rate was about 7, 000 in 1700 and just over 15, 000 in 1800. In the year 1900, both the demise and childbirth rate experienced a downward trend to about 8000 and 13000 respectively. However, the trend kept falling and in the year 2000, the death rate was slightly over ten thousands and the birth rate was five thousands.