Crime and Punishment Causes 0.0 / 5 ? HistoryCrime and punishment through time (OCR History A)GCSEWJEC Created by: Kaitlin MullarkeyCreated on: 21-04-15 11:36 Vagrancy Wandering from place to place without a settled job 1 of 16 Heresy Beliefs which went against the teachings of the church 2 of 16 Treason Plotting against the monarchy and/or government 3 of 16 Labour-intensive Industries that need a lot of work 4 of 16 Rookery Overcrowed slum housing occupied by poor people and often by criminals and prostitutes 5 of 16 Luddism The beliefs of textile workers who opposed the introduction of machines in new factories and took part in riots to smash up the machinery 6 of 16 Tithe A tax paid by farmers of one-tenth of their produce/income 7 of 16 Mass Production The manufacture of goods on a large scale using a standardised mechanical process 8 of 16 Breathalyser Machine that tests blood alcohol levels in a motorist's breath. 9 of 16 Road rage Anger or violence between drivers, often caused by difficult driving conditions 10 of 16 Joyriding Stealing a vehicle and driving fast and dangerously for fun 11 of 16 Car-jacking Stealing someone's car,while they are in it, by using physical force or threats 12 of 16 MOT A compulsory annual test for all road vehicles over three years 13 of 16 Cybercrime Crime or illegal activity through the internet 14 of 16 Terrorist Someone who uses violent action, or threats of violent action, for political purposes 15 of 16 IRA The Irish Republican Army 16 of 16
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