QUESTION 1
Prison over crowding became a major concern during the Vietnam War.
True
False

QUESTION 2
A growing issue in modern prisons is that of inmates who are HIV- _____________________.

QUESTION 3
Over the last few decades in the United states, there has been more focus on prisons for retribution.
True
False

QUESTION 4
During the US Civil Rights era, many prisoners began to seek _________________________________ for their grievances though the courts.

QUESTION 5
Convict labor was restricted in the 1930s, because of pressure from the public who thought it was too cruel.
True
False
QUESTION 6
Discuss 2 significant differences in America's approach to imprisonment before, and after the US Constitution was written. (Minumum 100 words).

QUESTION 7
Contract, or 'for-profit' prisons have been clearly proven to do a better job, at lower costs.
True
False

QUESTION 8
Changes in the age profile of inmates has led to the recent formation of _______________________ units.

QUESTION 9
The United States cost-per-prisoner of about $30,000 annually is lower than other Western nations.
True
False

QUESTION 10
The idea that each inmate might brings their own personal experiences and attitudes into the prison culture is called the ________________________ model.

QUESTION 11
The idea of leading prisoners to repent was a central idea in the creation of the penitentiary system.
True
False

QUESTION 12
Mimimum security prisons offer the least amount of freedom and options for inmates.
True
False

QUESTION 13
Mental illness and substance addiction only affect about 10% of the US prison population.
True
False

QUESTION 14
In the late 1700s, the spread of democracy led to people questioning older physical/corporal punishments.
True
False

QUESTION 15
Public scrutiny of harsh conditions led to the Reform Era of imprisonment after the Civil War
True
False

QUESTION 16
The Rehabilitation Era of prisons was strongly influenced by the military model.
True
False