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Asylum and Prison Reforms

-Before the Second Great Awakening, people with mental instabilities were put into prisons, chained and treated like animals.

-Thanks to Dorothy
Dix, asylums
were built and
the treatment of
the insane and
mentally ill were
improved.

http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=cTUZQ8Fj73E

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