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Band 5+: The bar chart below shows the figures for imprisonment in five countries between 1930 and 1980 (the y-axis shows the number of prisoners in thousands). Summarise the information by selecting and reporting the main features, and make comparisons where relevant.

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The image displays a bar chart of imprisonment figures in thousands for five countries. In 1930, the numbers were: Great Britain 30, Australia 70, New Zealand 100, United States 100, and Canada 110. In 1940: Great Britain 30, Australia 50, New Zealand 55, United States 130, and Canada 110. The 1950 figures were: Great Britain 40, Australia 42, New Zealand 50, United States 105, and Canada 118. For 1960: Great Britain 60, Australia 65, New Zealand 80, United States 115, and Canada 100. In 1970: Great Britain 70, Australia 70, New Zealand 80, United States 95, and Canada 85. Finally, in 1980: Great Britain 50, Australia 85, New Zealand 88, United States 135, and Canada 90.
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the chart illustrates the number of imprisonments in five nations from 1930 to 1980

Overall, it can be seen that the figure for imprisonment of US and Cananda was the two highest throughout the period. The United State changed more steadily and finished at a clear peak in 1980. The Canada decreased despite fluctuate and was the only nation to overtake twice the US, which happend in 1930 and 1950. The figure for New Zealand fell at first and then recovered strongly, while that of Australia showed the most uneven pattern. Great britain increased significantly over the period.

In 1930, the figure for imprisonments of US went up from 100 thousands in 1930 to around 140 in 1940, before falling out to 110 thousands in 1950. After that, this figure enhanced 10 thousands slightly in 1960 and then slipping from 90 thousands, before climbing dramatically at around 135 thousands in 1980. Canada was the second-highest of tall, dipping from 120 thousands to 110 between 1930 and 1940 and then went up slightly at around 117 thousands in next 10 years. After that, Canada decreased sharply from 117 thousands in 1950 to 85 in 1970, before enhancing at around 90 thousands in 1980.

Concerning about other nations. Great Britain reamained unchange at 30 thousands between 1930 and 1940, before increasing significantly and finishing at 85 thousand after 40 years. Besides, Australia fell from 70 thousands in 1930 to 50 in 1950 and then climbing to 70 thousands in 1970, before which was slipped at roughly 50 thousands in 1980. New Zealand went down twice in 1950 , reaching at 50 thousands. After that, this figure rebounded dramatically and ended at 90 thousands in 1980

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