Which graphic would most effectively compare the population totals of Elizabethan England and modern-day England?

two images that show the same busy London street in both time periods
a quotation from a historian about Elizabethan England's most densely populated region
a chart that displays population statistics from both time periods side by side
a quotation that provides information about the population of modern-day Europe

The correct answer is C. A chart that displays population statistics from both time periods side by side

Explanation:

The purpose of graphics is to display complex or numerical information; moreover, each type of graphic had different features, and therefore, the type of graphic that is effective in each case depends on the information you want to display.

In the case of population totals from two or more different periods, the best would be "a chart of statistics" because this information is mainly numerical and by using a chart you can easily compare the population totals of different periods to determine if the population total was higher or lower in one period. Moreover, images or quotations are not appropriate to display numerical information precisely.

hello the answer is d

answer(d) all of the choices are correct;