Ethnic+Groups+in+Britain

=ETHNIC GROUPS=



The first graph represents the growth of Non-White UK population since 1951 to mid 2004 from CRE FactFile2/ONS Census. On this graph, we can that the ethnic groups increase until they reached 5 million 200 thousand persons in the first half of 2004. Whereas in 1951, the population was 30 thousand. So, in fifty years the population was multiplied by about 173.

The second graph represents the ethnic population in Britain since 1951 to 2001. There are five curves which represent each minority of the ethnic groups : the West Indian or Caribbean, Indian, Pakistani, Bangladeshi and the Black African. We see differents symbols on each curves : triangles, rectangles, stars, crosses and lozenges. We see that the Black African arrived in 1991 whereas the others arrived in 1951. The Indian represents the majority of the Ethnic population.  The different ethnic minorities are extended in the territory british, but they are above all located in the South – East : London, in the center : Birminghan, Liverpool and Manchester, and in the North : they lived in Aberdeen, Edenbourg and Glascow. The different ethnic minorities are extended in the territory british, but they are above all located in the South – East : London, in the center : Birminghan, Liverpool and Manchester, and in the North : they lived in Aberdeen, Edenbourg and Glascow. The different ethnic minorities are extended in the territory british, but they are above all located in the South – East : London, in the center : Birminghan, Liverpool and Manchester, and in the North : they lived in Aberdeen, Edenbourg and Glascow.