Crime and punishment Crime and punishment in the early modern era 4.0 / 5 based on 1 rating ? HistoryCrime and punishment through time (OCR History A)GCSEAll boards Created by: Rising DawnCreated on: 02-06-18 20:15 What was a common crime in the early-modern era? Witchcraft 1 of 15 When did the Parliament rule through the Protectorate? 1649 - 1653 2 of 15 Who instigated the break with Rome? Henry VIII 3 of 15 What did the enclosure of common land lead to? Poaching 4 of 15 What is treason? Rebelling against the King 5 of 15 How was treason punished? Hanging, drawing and quatering 6 of 15 What was the most common way of punishing a witch in England? Execution 7 of 15 Which British monarch wrote a book against witches? James I 8 of 15 Who was the so-called Witchfinder General in the 1640s? Matthew Hopkins 9 of 15 Where did one of the worst phases of witch-hunt hysteria take place in Britain? East Anglia 10 of 15 When did the last execution for witchcraft take place? 1684 11 of 15 Why were vagrants a problem? Large number of beggars on the road threatened the society 12 of 15 What is an example of a new punishment in the early modern era? Bridewell 13 of 15 When did the Glorious Revolution take place? 1688 14 of 15 What were the 2 categories witchcraft was divided into by Elizabeth I? Minor Witchcraft and Major Witchcraft 15 of 15
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