Over time, which of the following systems was most adopted by the states, although without requirements for strict silence and for housing one inmate per cell?

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The Congregate System, unlike the Solitary System, allowed inmates to work together during the day but required them to be housed separately at night. This system was widely adopted by many states due to its practicality and the balance it offered between isolation and communal work, without the strict silence and single-cell requirements of the Solitary System.

Over Time, Which of the Following Systems Was Most Adopted