Age Distribution

By:Alondra,Ana, Jacqueline,Maranthony,

Table of Contents

• Images• History• Key questions• Current events• Student opinions• Citations

Age distribution through U.S.A

Age distribution through Illinois

Baby boom graph

HistoryInformation: Baby Boom•baby boom= the men came back from world war 2 so they settle down•This event took place around 1946 to 1964•The annual birthrate jumped 13% in 1946 to 3.4 million•seventy-seven million children were born during Baby boom• 3.6 of the babies born in the baby boom drop in the united states•The baby boom is still going on there is a lot of persons who are 60 years and over and they were part of the baby boom years.

Key questions

Social Security:

• The social security each day is going up and higher because almost the 90% of the old people are getting old and the need the social security to be in charge of them

• Also the age distribution is getting bigger and bigger each day people die and other are born.

Current Events

Student Opinion

Alondra:My opinion is that there is a lot of people that now are 40 years or more and the were involved during the baby boom years.

Ana: I think that during the Baby Boom the population grew. That's why the U.S.A has a big population now.

Marc: My opinion about the Baby Boom is that the baby boom after the world war II the population grew bigger and bigger and also allot of people were baby boomers and that is why the the population grew.

Jacqueline: I believe that baby boom did a huge impact on our population. Also the life Expandacy i believe that where going really bad. Like the women are expect to live up to 80 years old. The men are expected to live up to 75. [2010]

Citations

• Rosenberg, matt. (2010). The population baby boom of 1946-1964 in the united states. Retrieved from http://geography.about.com/od/populationgeography/a/babyboom.htm

• bora, chandaramita. (2010). How does social security work. Retrieved from http://www.buzzle.com/articles/how-does-social-security-work.html

• How does social security help people with disabilities and their families? . (2005, march 14). Retrieved from http://www2.ancor.org/issues/socialsecurity/fact_sheet_help_families_3-1405.pdf

• Baby Boom. (2010). Conservapedia. Retrieved November 5, 2010, from http://www.conservapedia.com/Baby_boom