The bar graph illustrates a survey in which a thousand adolescents from five countries were asked about the right age to get married, vote and take criminal responsabilies.
Overall, Japaneses believe that duties should be taken when young people are 16 years old or older, while the other four places understand that teenagers can accept responsabilies earlier.
Being engaged presented similaries related to the best age to accomplish that goal. Both the USA and the UK agree that around 17 years old is a good average, while Mexico an Egypt believe a year younger is fine to take this responsability. On the other hand, Japan citizens consider around 23 years old or older the best age to start a family.
Voting and criminal duties presented a varied of results among the observed regions. For Americans, kids around twelve years old could face court, but the other countries agree that the right age to take this duty remains between 15 and 18. Regargind voting, all populations analysed believe the best ages are around 16 and 19 years of age.
