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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 table illustrates the figures for imprisonment in five counries over the 50 years period from 1930 to 1980.
According to the table, in 1930, the figures for imprisonment rate was about 23% in Great Britan, in Australia it was around 70%, while 100% was approximately in New Zeland and United States. The figure for imprisonment was 120% in Canada. In 1940, the imprisonment rate were 25%, 45%, 50%, 120% and 100% respectively in Great Britain, Australia, New Zeland, United states and Canada. In 1950 and 1960 the rate were increased similarly one by one on the mentioned countries. In 1970, there were some differents, the imprisonment rate was similar in Great Britain, Australia and New Zeland about 62%. But in United states it rose to about 90%, in Canada it declined by 80%. In 1980 it showed a wave, but the highest imprisonment rate was in this year and it was almost 135% in United States.
At last it can be concluded that almost every year the imprisonment rate was highest in United States. But all the countries had a fluctuation rate.
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