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I'm going to tell this one in words
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and then give you the diagram.
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In every society, in the Malthusian phase,
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life is short and babies are plentiful
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so that a typical household might have eight or ten children,
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of whom perhaps three or four might survive into adulthood,
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and having survived into adulthood many would die
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at your age or something like it.
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The throughput of human beings was extremely fast,
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that's a way to think of it in relation to total population.
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Then the death rate falls, and when the death rate falls
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the birthrate does not respond right away.