Crime and Punishment Quiz 4.0 / 5 based on 18 ratings ? HistoryCrime and punishment through time (OCR History A)GCSEEdexcel Created by: elshooperCreated on: 06-01-18 19:34 What year did William I invade England? 1066 1 of 20 What is a Hundred? an area of land 2 of 20 What were the Forest Laws A law that made hunting in 'Royal Forests' without a license illegal 3 of 20 What was the Murdrum Fine? A fine had to be paid for the murder of a Norman 4 of 20 How was law enforced in Anglo-Saxon England? The community was responsible for preventing crime and catching criminals 5 of 20 What continued in Norman law enforcement? Tithings, the hue and cry and courts 6 of 20 What is Capital Punishment? Killing the criminal 7 of 20 What is Corporal Punishment? Physically hurting the criminal 8 of 20 What is deterrence? Trying to prevent others or the criminal from carrying out crime 9 of 20 What is Benefit of Clergy? Church courts tried members of the clergy for all crimes and gave them more lenient punishments 10 of 20 What is Sanctuary? Protecting criminals from the law 11 of 20 What is an example of Trial by Ordeal? Trial by hot water 12 of 20 What is heresy? The crime of having different religious beliefs to the official religion of the country 13 of 20 What crimes did increase in population lead to? Crimes against the person - street criminals, petty thieves 14 of 20 What crimes did the end of feudalism and new faming methods lead to? Crimes against property - poaching 15 of 20 What crimes did changed in people's religious beliefs lead to? Crimes against authority - heresy, high treason 16 of 20 What is an example of a 'new' crime in modern England? witchcraft 17 of 20 Who made witchcraft punishable by death Henry VIII 18 of 20 What was the Bloody Code? An increase in capital punishment 19 of 20 What was the period of the Bloody Code 1688-1825 20 of 20
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