The first bar chart prevails data related to married and divorced people during a period of 30 years from 1970 t0 2000 in the U.S, whereas the second figure denotes the marital position of grown up in this country in both 1970 and 2000.
From the overall perspective, it is apparent from the information supplied that the number of married people was considerable high in 1970, on the stark contrast the number of divorced people who lived in this society was remarkably low in the same year. Also, it is worthy to note that the married people proportion was always more than divorced individuals throughout the 30 years.
As is clearly illustrated by the first chart, married residents` population witnessed a drop from 2.5 to 2 million during 30 years, which is not really a dramatic change. Moreover, in the year 1980 the number of both married and divorced American people was the highest among all years, which was reported 2.5 and almost 1.5 million respectively.additionally divorced population remained steady and guard its self from substantial conversion in these 30 years.
Statistically shown by the second diagram that married people population seen a sharp fall by 70 percent in 1970 to 60 percent in 2000.on the other hand, the number of American people who never married slightly increased from almost 15 percent to 20 percent during 30 years.in both 1970 and 2000 the widowed and divorced people`s number was extremely less than other groups.