Population pyramid and Jeopardy

Today in class we watched the population pyramid video, I understand it a lot more after learning the lesson and I didn't think I would in the beginning. In the video it covers how to tell if a countries falling or rising population. It also shows a countries past, like the baby boom in The United States. You can tell by how there is a rise in population in the 60s.

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