The Emergence Of Prisons
The Penitentiary Era (1790-1825)
The Mass Prison Era
The Reformatory Era
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When did early Prisons Emergence in Europe, and what influenced their development?

Early Prisons emerged when punishment shifted to incarceration influenced by the Christian church in Europe. 

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What was Walnut Street Jail in 1790>

It became a penitentiary run by Pennsylvania Quakers.

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What era is describe in the Text?

The Mass Prison Era

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Where did Captain Alexander Maconochie serve as a warden?

Norfolk islan

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What is the largest ocean on Earth?

the Pacific Ocean

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Who were typically held in early Prisons?

Held people who violated church laws or civil laws, as well as debtors.
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What is Queakers want Prisons to achieve?

Penance, Reflection, and Responsibility

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Which  states are mentioned as building large Prisons?

Vermont, Massachusetts,Maryland, and New York

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what system did captain Alexander introduce?

A system where prisoners could eat freedom through good behavior.

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Which animal can be seen on the Porsche logo?

a horse

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By the 1400s-1500s, what was the situation regarding Prisons in Europe?

By 1400s-1500s, Prisons existed across Europe, although many still held non-criminal offenders.

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What did the Pennsylvania system focus on?

Solitary confinement,silence,Bible study, and reflection

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Why did states move away from keeping inmates isolated?

It became too expensive and difficult

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what did Alexander's system encourage?

Responsibility, and self improvement

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Who painted "The Starry Night"?

Vincent van Gogh.

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When did imprisonment became a major form of punishment in the U.S?

Imprisonment became a major form of punishment in the U.s. by the late 1700s.

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What was the goal of the pennsylvania system's methoda?

to make criminals reflect, feel guilt, and make amends

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What was one of the first big Prisons to move away from the pennsylvania model?

TThe New York state prison at Asburn

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Who led the Elmira Reformatory?

Zebulon Brockway

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What is the hardest natural substance on Earth

Diomond

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What was the significance of American Prisons in the late 1700s?

American Prisons marked a new phase in corrections and became models for European reformers.

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What were the inspired penitentiaries known for?

Isolation and secure walls

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What did the Auburn system introduce

Group labor and silent discipline

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What did the Elmira Reformatory focus on for young offenders?

Education,training,discipline, and structured programs

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What is the title of the song "It's gonna be May" actually from?

NSYNC's "It's Gonna Be Me"

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