Crime and Punishment quiz 4.0 / 5 based on 3 ratings ? HistoryCrime and PunishmentGCSEEdexcel Created by: Natasha02Created on: 02-02-18 17:01 What time period is the middle ages? 1000-1500 1 of 20 What time period is the Early modern period? 1500-1700 2 of 20 What time period is the early modern period? 1700-1900 3 of 20 What time period is modern period? 1900-present 4 of 20 What time period was the Saxons? 1000-1066 5 of 20 What time period was the Normans 1066-1500 6 of 20 How was Wergild changed? The fine for bodily harm was now paid to the king for breach of Kings Peace 7 of 20 What was the murdrum fine? Saxon community pay fine of find killer of a Norman 8 of 20 What was the purpose of a murdrum fine? To deter and control the Saxons as Normans outnumbered 9 of 20 What were the forest laws? Banned hunting/collection of firewood otherwise punished 10 of 20 Purpose of the forest laws? To protect the riches land 11 of 20 Punishments for breaking the forest laws? Blinding/execution (for repeat offense) 12 of 20 Why was the murdrum fine abolished? Changes between S and N faded over time 13 of 20 Why were their vagabonds? Social problems 14 of 20 What were the social problems that caused vagabondage? Rich/poor divide, rising pop, homeless in search of work, con vagabonds 15 of 20 Why did religion cause vagrancy? Protestant hostility to laziness/closure in monestry lead to looking for health elsewhere 16 of 20 Why did travel cause vagrancy? Improvements in transport and vagabonds could travel further 17 of 20 One law around vagrancy Vagrants whipped and sent to place of birth "impotent" beggars given license to beg. 18 of 20 One law around vagrancy Vagrants sentenced to 2 yrs slavery 19 of 20 What was the poor law? Vagrants sent to House of Correction - genuine vagrants given tax money 20 of 20
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