Punishments Over Time
- Created by: Sephoraa
- Created on: 09-06-16 18:30
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- Punishments over time
- Anglo-Saxons (410-1066)
- Mutilation
- In order for people to repent to God for their sins
- The removal of limbs
- Fines
- Wergeld (hurting someone) Botgeld (murdering someone)
- This was done to remove the Blood Feud which ran between families.
- Hanging
- Mutilation
- Normans (1066-1154)
- Public Execution
- This was done as a deterrent to prevent rebellion
- Stocks and pillories
- This was an act of public humiliation
- For people who broke the church's teachings (adultery)
- This was an act of public humiliation
- Public Execution
- Romans (40-410)
- Sewn into a sack with a snake
- Patriachy
- If a son killed his father he would receive this punishment
- Fed people to lions
- Those who did not obey the hierarchy
- This mostly happened to Christians
- Furca
- This happened to a slave who stole
- Slaves were valuable to their owners so they were not killed.
- Crucifixion
- This was to prevent slave rebllion
- This was to those who challenged the hierarchy
- Sewn into a sack with a snake
- Anglo-Saxons (410-1066)
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