The table illustrates the final results of a poll of 1000 adolescenrs across five various nations USA, UK, Mexico, Japan, and Egypt. The main question was at what age they thought certain rights and responsibilities should be provided to young people.
Overall, it is clear that Japan had the highest suggested ages for all three categories, whereas the figures for other four countries were generally lower.
Turning to marriage and voting, USA and UK showed a similar age of receiving the permission of marriage at 18, while Mexico and Egypt stood at 16. However, the Japan recorded the highest number at 23. As for voting, the figures for the UK and the Mexico were comparable at 16. The USA and The Egypt recorded the numbers at 18 and 17 respectively, but the Japan showed the highest figure at 20.
In terms of criminal responsibility, the figures for Japan stood at 19 age, showing the highest number across five nations. Nevertheless, the USA showed the lowest number at 12 age. UK, Mexico, and Egypt reported at 15, 15, and 14 respectively.
