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Correctional History (17th–20th Century) MCQ

1. Industrial prisons were an evolution of ______.

2. The Declaration of Principles was drafted by ______.

3. Which system was commonly used in the southern states?

4. Zebulon Brockway was appointed head of which institution?

5. What is a fortress of stone or concrete, usually maximum security, whose attributes include isolation, routine, and monotony?

6. Prisons were seldom used before the Civil War in the northern states.

7. Pentonville Prison was modelled after Sing Sing Prison.

8. Dorothea Dix believed that, although the prisons were overcrowded, they had good leadership.

9. Beaumont and Tocqueville supported the practice of maintaining the solitude of inmates at night and silence during the day.

10. The American Prison Congress convened in 1901.

11. The practice of solitary confinement in prison cells was abandoned in the New York model because it hampered the efficient production of goods.

12. Eastern Pennsylvania Prison was the first prison to incorporate hot water and flush toilets into the individual cells.

13. Auburn Prison was built to hold inmates in complete solitary confinement, with no labor, for the full span of their sentence.

14. Penitence was the main philosophy of Walnut Street Jail.

15. The New York system was known as the separate system.