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The image portrays a vertical bar graph illustrating imprisonment figures, in thousands, across five countries from 1930 to 1980 at ten-year intervals. In 1930, Great Britain records 30, Australia 70, New Zealand 50, United States 100, and Canada 120. In 1940, Great Britain shows 60, Australia 40, New Zealand 60, United States 110, and Canada 100. In 1950, Great Britain holds at 40, Australia 70, New Zealand 60, United States 120, and Canada 100. In 1960, Great Britain presents 60, Australia 50, New Zealand 70, United States 130, and Canada 110. In 1970, Great Britain retains 80, Australia 70, New Zealand 80, United States 130, and Canada 100. In 1980, Great Britain exhibits 90, Australia 80, New Zealand 80, United States 140, and Canada 90.
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The bar chart compares the numbers of prisoners in five different countries over a period of 50 years, from 1930 to 1980.
While the figures for imprisonment fluctuated over the period shown. It is clear that Untited States had the hights number of prisoners overall. Great Britain, on the other hand, had the lowest number of prisoners for the majority of the period.
As can be seen from the graph, shows the highest number of prisoners in US within 6 years shown on the chart, and in 1980, the figure for this country peaked at nearly 140, 000 prisoners. Canada had the hights fluctuated for imprisonment with 12, 000, from 1930 to 1950. Compered to these countries, Uk was shown the lowest figure for prisoners of around 25 thousands decades shown. Only in 1980, this figures increased slightly from 250 to 820. In contrast to three countries, there were volatile in Australia with New Zealand.
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