Early Modern 1500-1700 0.0 / 5 ? HistoryCrime and punishment through time (OCR History A)GCSEAQA Created by: embrown1Created on: 05-11-17 15:09 When did Henry VIII rule? 1509-1547 1 of 32 What act did he pass to divorce Catherine of Aragon?When Act of Supremacy in 1534 2 of 32 Wha did Henry do to the churches? Became head of Catholic churches 3 of 32 Who made England Protestant? Edward 4 of 32 Who made it Catholic again? Bloody Mary 5 of 32 Who and when was the church of England created? Elizabeth in 1559 6 of 32 What was the act called that was made in 1559 that made it a law to go to church on sunday? Act of uniformity 7 of 32 What were the people called who refused to go to church on Sunday? recusants 8 of 32 When was Elizabeth excommunicated? 1570 9 of 32 Did people like catholics in the 1500s? No, they were seen as traitors 10 of 32 When did the Gunpowder plot occur? 5th November 1605 11 of 32 Why did Spain and England fall out, when and what happened? England was protestant and Spain was catholic, Spanish Armada win 1588 12 of 32 What was a Vagabond? Unemployed Homeless people 13 of 32 what act was passed and when for Vagrants? Vagrancy act of 1547 meant vagrants could be sold as slaves for 2 years if they hadn't worked in 3 days 14 of 32 What happened to the vagrancy act? It was too harsh so was abolished in 1570 15 of 32 what and when was the poor law created? 1601, people had to pay taxes for deserving poor (ill or unable to work) 16 of 32 What happened to the undeserving poor? Whipped or sent to house of correction 17 of 32 When was the Witchcraft act passed? 1542, meant witches could be executed 18 of 32 What act was made due to persisted hunting on enclosed land? Game act of 1671 19 of 32 What was created in the 1600s which made smuggling a crime? Tax on imported goods 20 of 32 When did Oliver Cromwell rule and what did he do? 1599-1658, got rid of church on sunday or a fine and made life puritan, no games on christmas or sunday, no drinking or feating. 21 of 32 What were the key methods for law enforcement in this time? Night watchmen and Town constables 22 of 32 What did Sergeants do? Enforce market laws 23 of 32 What was used to catch criminals if hue and cry didn't work and the constable couldn't? Thief takers 24 of 32 What did the army do? Stop riots, made them very unpopular 25 of 32 What were prisons like before 1600s? dirty, violent and non violent kept together as well as women and men 26 of 32 When was the first prison set up and what was it called? Bridewell in 1556 27 of 32 When was Carting used? 1600s 28 of 32 What could be the punishment for women who disobeyed or swore at their husbands? Ducking stools 29 of 32 When was Transportation of criminals used?Where were they sent 1660s, America 30 of 32 When was the bloody code set up and what was it? 1688, made a lot more crimes punishable by death 31 of 32 What was Plead by belly? Pregnant women could plead to be executed after their baby was born and were usually pardoned 32 of 32
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