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Ellice

19 March, 08:38

What were two ways that Dorothea Dix's work changed the treatment and living conditions of the mentally ill?

a Nurses were trained to take care of the mentally ill.

b Army nurses were trained to handle mentally ill prisoners.

c Five million acres of land was set aside to generate income for state mental hospitals.

d The government set up dozens of mental hospitals.

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