In This System, Inmates Lived Together in Large Bunkhouses, Similar

question 3

Multiple Choice

In this system, inmates lived together in large bunkhouses, similar to barracks. Farms were largely operated by the inmates, themselves. With few civilian employees, certain inmates were selected to guard others, and were even armed to do so. This demonstrates:

• A) The congregate system
• B) The solitary system
• C) Prison farms
• D) The jail system

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