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Exam Skills: Crime & Punishment in Britain. c1000-Present
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Exam Skills: Crime & Punishment in Britain. c1000-Present
‘There was significant change in the nature of criminal activity in the period c1000- c1700’.
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You may use the following in your answer: • Forest Laws • theft You must also use information of your own. |
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‘In the years c1600-c1900, the use of transportation had a greater impact on crime than the impact of the Bloody Code did.’
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You may use the following in your answer. • Australia • public execution You must also use information of your own. |
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‘There has been little progress in dealing with the crime of smuggling in the period c1700-present.’
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You may use the following in your answer. • public attitudes • smuggling gangs You must also use information of your own. |
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‘Specialisation has been the most significant development in the nature of police work in the years since the creation of the Metropolitan Police (1829).’
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You may use the following in your answer. • Criminal Investigation Department (CID) • radios You must also use information of your own. |
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‘The Norman Conquest (1066) led to significant changes in law enforcement in medieval England’.
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You may use the following in your answer: • Wergild • tithings You must also use information of your own. |
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‘The work of the Fielding brothers led to a great improvement in law enforcement in the years c1500-c1900.’
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You may use the following in your answer: • town watchmen • the Bow Street Runners You must also use information of your own. |
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