Question 1

Which design was followed in constructing federal penitentiaries in Canada in the 1800s?

Accepted Answer

A)  the Auburn model 
B)  the Bentham model 
C)  the Living Unit model 
D)  the Pennsylvania model 
A)  the Auburn model 
B)  the Bentham model 
C)  the Living Unit model 
D)  the Pennsylvania model

Question 2

Which of the following resulted from the findings of the Brown Commission (1848-49), which examined the operation of Kingston penitentiary?

Accepted Answer

A)  Kingston penitentiary was closed. 
B)  The warden of Kingston penitentiary was fired. 
C)  Hard labour was no longer a feature of life in Kingston penitentiary. 
D)  Canadians reconsidered using Kingston penitentiary as a place to reform offenders. 
A)  Kingston penitentiary was closed. 
B)  The warden of Kingston penitentiary was fired. 
C)  Hard labour was no longer a feature of life in Kingston penitentiary. 
D)  Canadians reconsidered using Kingston penitentiary as a place to reform offenders.

Question 3

Between 1790 and 1830, how did crime come to be viewed as a result of influences from the United States?

Accepted Answer

A)  as a consequence of community disorder and family instability 
B)  as a consequence of a mental disorder 
C)  as a failure of the religious community to affect the community 
D)  as government's failure to restrict people's actions. 
A)  as a consequence of community disorder and family instability 
B)  as a consequence of a mental disorder 
C)  as a failure of the religious community to affect the community 
D)  as government's failure to restrict people's actions.

Question 4

In what year was Kingston Penitentiary completed?

Accepted Answer

A)  1820 
B)  1825 
C)  1830 
D)  1835 
A)  1820 
B)  1825 
C)  1830 
D)  1835

Question 5

What term refers to prisons that were traditionally built as grandiose buildings whose exteriors contrasted starkly with the drabness and depressing conditions inside?

Accepted Answer

A)  building severity into the punishment 
B)  moral architecture 
C)  exploiting the government's power 
D)  aggression by expression 
A)  building severity into the punishment 
B)  moral architecture 
C)  exploiting the government's power 
D)  aggression by expression

Question 6

When the Kingston penitentiary was completed, what did it symbolize?

Accepted Answer

A)  a moral architecture, representing order and morality 
B)  that punitive responses to crime acted as successful deterrents 
C)  a unique Canadian institution, quite different from U.S. prisons 
D)  the success of taking an intensive rehabilitative approach to convicted offenders 
A)  a moral architecture, representing order and morality 
B)  that punitive responses to crime acted as successful deterrents 
C)  a unique Canadian institution, quite different from U.S. prisons 
D)  the success of taking an intensive rehabilitative approach to convicted offenders

Which design was followed in constructing federal penitentiaries in Canada in the 1800s?

Which of the following resulted from the findings of the Brown Commission (1848-49), which examined the operation of Kingston penitentiary?

Between 1790 and 1830, how did crime come to be viewed as a result of influences from the United States?

In what year was Kingston Penitentiary completed?

What term refers to prisons that were traditionally built as grandiose buildings whose exteriors contrasted starkly with the drabness and depressing conditions inside?

When the Kingston penitentiary was completed, what did it symbolize?

Perspectives on Crime and Punishment

Contemporary Canadian Corrections

Sentencing: Beginning the Corrections Process

Alternatives to Confinement

Correctional Institutions

Working Inside: The Experience of Correctional Officers

Doing Time: The Experience of Inmates

Classification, Case Management, and Treatment

Release From Incarceration

Re-Entry and Life After Prison

Women Offenders

Indigenous Offenders

Young Offenders

Creating Effective Systems of Corrections

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Exam 2: The Origins and Evolution of Canadian Corrections

Which design was followed in constructing federal penitentiaries in Canada in the 1800s?

Which of the following resulted from the findings of the Brown Commission (1848-49), which examined the operation of Kingston penitentiary?

Between 1790 and 1830, how did crime come to be viewed as a result of influences from the United States?

In what year was Kingston Penitentiary completed?

What term refers to prisons that were traditionally built as grandiose buildings whose exteriors contrasted starkly with the drabness and depressing conditions inside?

When the Kingston penitentiary was completed, what did it symbolize?

Perspectives on Crime and Punishment

Contemporary Canadian Corrections

Sentencing: Beginning the Corrections Process

Alternatives to Confinement

Correctional Institutions

Working Inside: The Experience of Correctional Officers

Doing Time: The Experience of Inmates

Classification, Case Management, and Treatment

Release From Incarceration

Re-Entry and Life After Prison

Women Offenders

Indigenous Offenders

Young Offenders

Creating Effective Systems of Corrections

Filters