Which of the following inferences about New York City in 1887 (as compared to now) is best supported by the excerpt?

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Which of the following inferences about New York City in 1887 (as compared to now) is best supported by the excerpt?

Which of the following inferences about New York City in 1887 (as compared to now) is best supported by the excerpt?

A. Mentally unstable people were a lot more likely to get sent to prison in 1887.

B. It appears much easier to get institutionalized in 1887 than it likely would be now.

C. Judges were kind in 1887 versus how harsh and cruel they are now.

D. Journalists no longer go undercover pretending to be someone else in order to get a good story.

Asked by Meg C #995538 on 4/14/2020 4:23 AM

Last updated by Abram O #1189074 on 11/6/2021 3:16 AM

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Answered by Aslan on 4/14/2020 4:23 AM

What excerpt are you referring to?

Answered by Meg C #995538 on 4/14/2020 4:27 AM

Ten Days in a Mad-House (Chapter IV)

Answered by Blaise D #1009982 on 4/23/2020 7:57 PM

Which of the following inferences about New York City in 1887 (as compared to now) is best supported by the excerpt?

A. Mentally unstable people were a lot more likely to get sent to prison in 1887. B. It appears much easier to get institutionalized in 1887 than it likely would be now. C. Judges were kind in 1887 versus how harsh and cruel they are now.

Answered by Abram O #1189074 on 11/6/2021 3:16 AM

B. It appears much easier to get institutionalized in 1887 than it likely would be now.

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