Corrections-History

What prison era started in 1790-1825?

• Mass prison era

• Psychic prison era

• Penitentiary era

• Reformatory era

This prison era enforced whipping and hard labor during 1825-1876?

• Mass prison era

• Reform era

• Industrial era

• Penitentiary era

This model of corrections emphasis on restoring convicted offenders back into a constructive place in society

• Lease systems

• Contract system

• Rehabilitation model

• Deportation

The first penitentiary was _____ and it was built in this City and State

• Walnut street jail; Philadelphia, Pennslyvania

• Parchman, Parchman, Mississippi

• Walnut Jail, Boston, Massachusetts

• Indiana prison, Indianapolis, Indiana

The law of retaliation which is equal to “eye for an eye” is known as what doctrine?

• Lex Talis

• Tax Lonis

• Doctrine Tailonis

• Lex Talionis

American prisons began in the late _____ with early confinement facilities stressing reformation over punishment.

• 1600's

• 1700's

• 1800's

• 1900's

Which of the following facilities offer a dormitory-type living environment, fewer guards, and more personal freedoms?

• Maximum Security

• Medium Security

• Minimum Security

• Supermax

Characterized by belief that prisoners owed a debt to society—could only repay it by a rigorous period of confinement

• Punitive era

• Reform era

• Industrial era

• Penitentiary era

This was a period of mass imprisonment which resulted from concerns with community protection

• Warehousing era

• Penitentiary era

• Industrial era

• Just Deserts

The state-use system where inmate labor items were made by inmates and could only be sold by or to state offices was created during this era.

• Warehousing era

• Industrial era

• Punitive era

• Penitentiray era