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The image shows imprisonment figures for Great Britain, Australia, New Zealand, United States, and Canada from 1930 to 1980. In 1930, Great Britain had about 30, Australia 70, New Zealand 100, the United States 120, and Canada 120. In 1940, Great Britain had 75, Australia 70, New Zealand 95, the United States 115, and Canada 130. In 1950, Great Britain had 90, Australia 85, New Zealand 100, the United States 95, and Canada 110. In 1960, Great Britain had 95, Australia 70, New Zealand 75, the United States 100, and Canada 90. In 1970, Great Britain had 100, Australia 80, New Zealand 85, the United States 130, and Canada 90. In 1980, Great Britain had 125, Australia 60, New Zealand 90, the United States 140, and Canada 95.
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The graph demonstrates the number of imprisonment in five major countries, which were Great Britain, Austraila, New Zealand, United States and Canada. Mainly focusing on changes on number of cases during between 1930 to 1980.
Examining closely about this chart, Great Britain had least amount of people who were imprisioned in 1930 as they were focusing on the expanding their own country. In contrast, recently, the figures of United States gradually increased and marked as the highest out of four countries.
Overall, the trend of this chart counted the number of people who got punishment of imprisonment over the period. However, the data of New Zealand country suggests that there was no sudden surge of the brutal punishments as most of the citizens were behaving well. Unfortunately, US mostly marked as highest among the countries. US was firmly ranked as highest and did not change over the period. Even 50 years were passed.
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