Exam 3: PART B: Correctional History

Rehabilitation was the philosophy behind warehouse prisons.

Which early prison was built to hold inmates in complete solitary confinement, with no labor, for the full span of their sentence?

Identify and explain the differences between the contract system and the lease system.

The ______ Pennsylvania Prison came to epitomize that state's system.

The New York model for imprisonment was preferred over which prison system?

In Beaumont and Tocqueville's outline, which prison did they consider to be even worse than Walnut Street Jail?

Prisoners from Walnut Street Jail built Sing Sing Prison in 1825.

Eastern Pennsylvania Prison was the largest building in America in the 1820s.

Discuss in detail the history and significance of Walnut Street Jail.

To which early facility were inmates being sent "up the river"?

______ was one of the early institutions built in America that followed the Quaker principles and ideas.

Who was Dorothea Dix?

The ______ system was a graduated reward system in which a prisoner could earn points for good behavior, in turn entitling the prisoner to privileges.

Dorothea Dix described many jails, particularly those that did not separate inmates, as ______.

Which of the following is the purpose of the marks system?

The separate system is part of which model?

Some early prisons allowed visitors to pay to be spectators at the prisons.

The medical model is associated with ______.

The Western Pennsylvania Prison was devised to operate in which fashion?

Which New York prison was most ambitious in reform efforts?