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6. what punishment did Phoebe Harris receive

  • burning
  • hanging
  • imprisonment
  • transportation

7. what happened as the cost of living increased?

  • no crime happened at all
  • crime rates decreased
  • crime rates increased
  • crime rates remained the same

8. when was the Anglo-french war?

  • 1689-97
  • 1680-97
  • 1689-95
  • 1685-90

9. what was the 1701 act of settlement

  • An Act over rights of settlement in America
  • An Act for the further Limitation of the Crown and better securing the Rights and Liberties of the Subject
  • An act for the further limitation of the crown's power in regards to law and order
  • An Act over the limitation of the crown on matters of religion

10. was lesbianism a crime?

  • maybe
  • no
  • yes
  • dont know

11. when was there an Act for the Better Regulation and Governance of Seamen in the Merchant's Service.

  • 1727
  • 1730
  • 1729
  • 1728

12. how was penetrative sex between men punished up to 1861?

  • pillory
  • imprisonment
  • death
  • whiping

13. what was the Earl of Ferrers convicted of?

  • assault on a steward
  • assault on a servant
  • Murder of a Steward
  • Murder of a Servant

14. Who said this: It is a melancholy truth....,no less than a hundred and sixty have been declared by Act of Parliament to be felonious without benefit of clergy..to be worthy of instant death

  • D.J. Cox
  • Sir William Blackstone
  • Sir William Perry
  • Douglas Hay

15. when was the met police introduced?

  • 1749
  • 1829
  • 1835
  • 1799

16. what act was passed 1814

  • Police Magistrates Metropolis Act
  • The Transportation Act
  • Middlesex Justices Act
  • The Game Act

17. what did Sir William Perry call for?

  • an annual record of transportations
  • an annual record of the number of corporal sufferings and imprisonments
  • an annual record of deaths
  • an annual record of imprisonments

18. what enabled property qualification hunting & possession of hunting-related implements as well as other bits?

  • thief takers
  • Game Laws 1671-1831
  • the bloody code
  • The theft laws 1671-1831

19. The 'Blood Code' was not....

  • a deterrant against social misconduct
  • a deterrant against crime
  • a deterrent against wrong behaviour
  • a punihsment

20. how was Ann Marrow sentenced?

  • 2 months imprisonment and pillory
  • 3 months imprisonment and pillory
  • 4 months imprisonment and pillory
  • pillory and life imprisonment