1. **State the problem:** We need to determine the period of a sinusoidal graph given its maximum and minimum points.
2. **Identify key points:** The graph has maxima at $(-3\pi, 5)$ and $(\pi, 5)$, and minima at $(-5\pi, -1)$, $(-\pi, -1)$, and $(3\pi, -1)$.
3. **Recall the period formula:** The period $T$ of a sinusoidal function is the horizontal distance between two consecutive maxima or minima.
4. **Calculate the period:** The distance between the maxima at $-3\pi$ and $\pi$ is
$$T = \pi - (-3\pi) = \pi + 3\pi = 4\pi$$
5. **Verify with minima:** The distance between minima at $-5\pi$ and $-\pi$ is
$$-\pi - (-5\pi) = -\pi + 5\pi = 4\pi$$
This confirms the period is consistent.
6. **Final answer:** The period of the sinusoidal graph is
$$\boxed{4\pi}$$
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