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The image displays a bar chart of imprisonment figures for five countries from 1930 to 1980. In 1930, the figures were: Great Britain 30, Australia 70, New Zealand 100, United States 120, and Canada 100. For 1940, the values were Great Britain 30, Australia 50, New Zealand 55, United States 130, and Canada 110. In 1950, the data read: Great Britain 40, Australia 45, New Zealand 50, United States 105, and Canada 115. The 1960 figures were: Great Britain 50, Australia 60, New Zealand 65, United States 118, and Canada 100. In 1970, the numbers were Great Britain 67, Australia 67, New Zealand 85, United States 95, and Canada 85. Finally, in 1980, the statistics showed: Great Britain 85, Australia 50, New Zealand 88, United States 135, and Canada 90.
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The graph illustrates the number of imprisonment which had in five countries over a half century period from 1930 to 1980.
Overall, United states and Canda had been among the top two through-out the period. Whereas, Australia were the lowest all over the years except on last year which was Canada been the least one.
In 1930 to 1950, Great Britian were at the lowest around 30 imprisonment except in 1950 were the figure jumped to 40. Canada been the highest in 1930 and 1950 were fatter at 120 and latter around 118. In 1940, United States were at peak which were the amount was roughly 130. Despite all of this, Australia and New Zealand dropped drastically from 1930 to 1950 where Australia dropped around 42 from 70 and New Zealand gone 100 to 50 around 50 percentage.
In 1960 to 1980, United States serves at top throughtoutly. Canada jumps from 50 to 82 where are NewZealand dropped from 60 to 50.
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