Private Lyndie England became infamous when photographs were made public of her and other American soldiers abusing Iraqi prisoners at Abu Ghraib.Private England of Abu Ghraib was not the Lyndie England of high school.She was transformed by ____ that made the prisoners seem subhuman.

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The culture of intimidation at Abu Ghraib, which was established by the structure of power and authority, transformed Private Lyndie England's behavior and attitudes towards the prisoners. This created an environment where the prisoners were dehumanized and their mistreatment was normalized.

Private Lyndie England Became Infamous When Photographs Were Made Public