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Today we had a quiz on Hans Rosling. I learned a lot from him, he studies global health. He made a chart showing the worlds statistics. In the bottom left there were the poor and sick and the top left there was the rich and wealthy. He showed which country he showed by color and the size of the population by how bog the circle was. The y axis showed the lifespan of the country and the x axis showed the income. I also learned that England was the country that the industrial revolution began in. He showed how well a country was doing In the birth and death ratio by 5 stages. Stage one being stable and no rapid death rate, while stage 5 would be a rapid decrease in population.    

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