Why Were the Institutions of the Nineteenth and Early Twentieth

question 22

Multiple Choice

Why were the institutions of the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries NOT considered community-based?

• A)They placed more importance on rules and procedures than on the residents' needs.
• B)They were built outside communities.
• C)They were funded by provincial governments.
• D)They were developed without input from the community.

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