The column graph depicts the incarceration rates in five different countries over a span of 50 years.
It is remarkable that Great Britain consistently had the lowest number of people in prison for a significant 40-year period, despite a rising trend in the prison population.
During
this
period, Canada and the United States consistently had the highest number of individuals imprisoned. In 1980, the United States peaked at approximately 140,000 individuals, Linking Words
while
Canada had 120,000 individuals in prison in 1930.
It's worth mentioning that Great Britain maintained a significantly lower population, consistently below 80,000 from 1930 to 1980.Linking Words
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