Crime and Punishment All significant dates for Crime and Punishment 5.0 / 5 based on 1 ratingTeacher recommended ? HistoryCrime and punishment through time (OCR History A)GCSEAll boards Created by: AlexCreated on: 09-06-12 19:15 When was the War of the Roses? 1450-1480 1 of 42 What happened to Vagrants in 1531? They were tied to the end of cart, naked and whipped until body was bloody and then returned to place of birth. 2 of 42 What happened to Vagrants in 1547? They were branded with a V, given as a slave to the person who reported them. 3 of 42 In what year were Justices of the Peace given the power to organise donations for the relief of the impotent poor? 1563 4 of 42 In 1572, J of P collected a weekly rate from each parish to provide for whom? and to punish whom? provide for: sick, old and disabled. Punish: the Sturdy poor 5 of 42 In what year was the Poor Law? 1572 6 of 42 What year did Parishes provide raw materials for the poor and Houses of Correction built 1576 7 of 42 In 1598 what was introduced into each Parish? A poor rate 8 of 42 In what year was the Great Poor Law? 1601 9 of 42 In 1542 Henry VIII made what a capital offence? Witchcraft 10 of 42 What year did Mary I distinguish between major and minor Witchcraft? 1553 11 of 42 The 1624 Act assumed unmarried women of what? Infanticide 12 of 42 What year was the Game Act? 1671 13 of 42 In 1680 the double standards for what were justified as a way to reduce immorality? Infanticide 14 of 42 What year was the last execution for witchcraft? 1682 15 of 42 In 1707 the penalty for buying, selling or possessing Game was either what? A fine or imprisonment 16 of 42 1712 was the last trial for what? Witchcraft 17 of 42 The 1718 Act of Parliament stated what? Transportation should be more widely used 18 of 42 Last laws regard witch craft were abolished in what year? 1736 19 of 42 In 1746 the last person to be what happened? Hanged, drawn and quartered 20 of 42 In what year did the Murder Act instruct judges to have dissection as part of the sentence for murderers? 1752 21 of 42 What Act allowed Catholics to join the army? 1778 22 of 42 When were the Gordon Riots? 1780 23 of 42 What years were the Luddite Disturbances? 1800-1820 24 of 42 In 1816 some poachers were what? Transported to Australia for 14 years 25 of 42 In the 1820s Peel abolished what? The death penalty for 180 offences 26 of 42 What year were the Swing Riots? 1830 27 of 42 In 1837 hanging was mainly used for what? Murder and Treason 28 of 42 What year were the Rebecca Riots? 1839 29 of 42 When was the Cato Street Conspiracy? Feb 1820 30 of 42 In the 1830s what were made illegal? Man traps and Spring guns 31 of 42 A Detective department was established at Scotland Yard for the Met. Police in what year? 1842 32 of 42 What year was the Companies Act? 1844 33 of 42 In 1856 County Borough Police made it compulsory for all counties and boroughs to have a what? A police force 34 of 42 In what year were Criminal Investigation Departments set up? 1878 35 of 42 In 1882 there was evidence of the what? White Slave Trade 36 of 42 The Act of what year stated Tenants can kill Rabbits and Hares of their own farms? 1883 37 of 42 In 1890 what were provided for the Police? Bicycles 38 of 42 When was the Reasonable Practices Bill created? 1795 39 of 42 When was the Corresponding Acts created? 1799 40 of 42 When was the Combination Acts created? 1799-1800 41 of 42 When was the Suspension of Habeas Corpus? 1817 42 of 42
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