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ALT Map showing Christopher Columbus's four transatlantic voyages (1492–1504) from Spain to the Caribbean, South America, and the coast of Central America.
ALT The 10 countries with the highest GDP per capita in 1910. Horizontal bar chart ranking countries by estimated GDP per capita in 1910, from highest to lowest: United States $9,600; New Zealand $8,500; Australia $8,300; Switzerland $8,000; United Kingdom $7,700; Canada $6,500; Belgium $6,500; Argentina $6,100; Netherlands $6,000; Denmark $5,900. Data source: Bolt and van Zanden – Maddison Project Database 2023. CC BY. Note: Units correspond to international-$ at 2011 prices. Figures are rounded.
ALT Small multiple column chart showing UK Government spending as shares of GDP between 1970 and 2020 in the Health, Education, and Defence category. It shows, for example, that health spending in 2020/21 was £179 billion higher than pre-pandemic plans, and that education spending as a share of GDP peaked in 2009 and has declined since.
ALT Small multiple column chart of the population of the world's largest cities, 1950-2035. It shows that Delhi, Dhaka and Mumbai grow the most, while Tokyo peaked at around 2020. Paris was once the biggest city, but not anymore – it grew the most between 1851 to 1856 (by over 20%).
ALT Small multiple column chart of countries with higher and lower education spending than the world average. Iceland, Denmark, Sweden, Finland and others spend more, while Ireland, Italy, China, India, Russia, and others spend less than the world average.
ALT Small multiple column chart showing that German Baby Boomers use Facebook the most – 57% of them use it. 50% use YouTube; 32% use Instagram; 18% use Pinterest.
