History, 03.02.2021 22:00 jasminecoronetti44

14. How did crime and punishment change following the Enlightenment? O A. The death penalty was abolished throughout the Western world.
O B. People became imprisoned in penitentiaries instead of receiving physical punishments in public.
O C. Criminals were shipped to the Americas as a primary means of punishment.
O D. People could no longer be imprisoned for nonviolent crimes.

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