1. The table shows the main reasons of
death of US people by percentage in
1910 and 1992. As can be seen from
the table, there is a big shift from
transmitted diseases being the most
common causes of death in 1910 to
non-transmitted diseases being the
dorminant causes in 1992.
The table indicates the most reasons
which made people in the United States
die/dead in 1910 and 1992. As is shown
from the table, heart disease and cancer
took the first and second place that
caused fatal in US with 34.4 % and
23.9% respectively in 1992 and those
causes increased much higher than in
1910.

2. The table shows main reasons of death
in the US by percentage in 1910 and
1992. As can be clearly seen from the
table, there were differences between
two years: the proportion of infectious
diseases greatly decreased and was
replaced mostly by heart disease and
cancer in 1992.