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In the 1700s, many people were incarcerated due to a combination of harsh laws and social conditions. The legal system often imposed severe penalties for a wide range of offenses, including petty crimes such as theft or vagrancy. Additionally, poverty and lack of social support led many individuals to resort to crime for survival, resulting in high incarceration rates. The jails of this period also served as a means of social control, holding not just criminals but also debtors and those deemed undesirable by society.
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How many feet equals 1700 meters?
1m=3.280839ft so 1700m = 5577.427ft
What is 1738 to the nearest 100?
'1700' Ifyou are at 1738, there are only '38' steps back to 1700, but '62' steps to '1800' So you walk back a less steps/distance to 1700 , than going forward to 1800.
What is 10 percent of 1700?
10% of 17%= 10% * 17%= 0.10 * 17%= 1.7%= 0.017 in decimal
How mamy kilograms and grams are in 1700?
In 1700 grams, there are 1 kilogram and 700 grams. This is because 1 kilogram is equal to 1000 grams, so when you divide 1700 by 1000, you get 1 kilogram with a remainder of 700 grams.
What is the square root of -1700?
This solution involves imaginary numbers where the identity i2 = -1 is used and thus √-1 = i √-1700 = √(-1 x 1700) √-1 = i and √1700 = √(17 x 100 ) = √(17 x 102) = 10√17...so one way of expressing the answer is 10i√17. However, the square root of a positive number can be either positive or negative so the full answer is, √-1700 = ± 10i√17. Similarly, the solution can be written as, ± 41.231i. (3dp)
How many people are in US's prisons and jails?
1 out of every 100 citizens... so you do the math
What are some of the private jails in America name?
Corrections Corporation of America. An example of Privatizing Government that fails. Private jails have a 30% overhead and public jails have a 5% overhead. It also says alot about a society that profits off people going to jail, and profitting off people's illness. So much for America being a christain nation.
Why did people come to Georgia in the 1700's?
so they could tickle elmo
Are all persons in jail criminals?
Technically, one becomes a criminal only once convicted of a crime. Many people in jails are awaiting trial and have not been convicted, so they are "prisoners" rather than "criminals."
Can you fake a money order?
Yes you can. A lot of people try to do. But, unfortunately faking a money order is illegal and you can be jailed and punished for doing so. There have been many crooks who have tried it and are spending their time in jails worldwide now.
What is 15 percent off 1700?
15% 0f 1700 is 255 so 1700-255 = 1445
How many feet equals 1700 meters?
1m=3.280839ft so 1700m = 5577.427ft
Jails and prisons are the complement of schools so many less as you have of the latter so many more must you have of the former What does this mean?
This statement suggests a correlation between the number of schools and prisons in a society, implying that a lack of educational opportunities can lead to an increase in incarceration rates. It highlights the importance of investing in education and social programs to prevent crime and reduce the need for prisons.
Why was there a well in a medieval castle?
of course..how would peoples dreams come true otherwise...and there were no jails so they just threw bad people down the wells.
Should there be more schools or more jails?
Who asks something like this? Why do you want more school? We already have too much! As for jails, we dont need more criminals around. So i actually agree with having more jails, that or assasins for taking out crooks.
Why was Georgia established?
James Oglethorpe thought that the poor (such as people living in jails) should have better lives. He also believed that it was to crowded in England for so many people, so they could move many people to Georgia. One more reason, is that, if the Indians let them own a lot of land (which they did), they could have more grown items, such as silk. They wouldn't even have to do it themselves, they could just have the colonists do it.
did Castro empty his jails and send the prisoners to the us?
Yes, In 1980 he opened the gates in cuba so that 125 thousand Cubans who wanted to leave could do so. But he also brought along prisoners from his jails which was about 25 thousand of them.
