C&P - Early Modern England Flashcards

1
Q

What decade was the earliest beginning of the Reformation?

A

1530s

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2
Q

Which monarch changed England from a Catholic to a Protestant nation?

A

Henry VIII

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3
Q

In what circumstances were people likely to turn to crime?

A

During times of poor harvest

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4
Q

Which king were the gunpowder plotters trying to kill?

A

James I

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5
Q

Who was the Witchfinder General between 1645 and 1647?

A

Matthew Hopkins

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6
Q

In what year was Charles I beheaded?

A

1649

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7
Q

When was the monarchy restored after the civil war?

A

1660

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8
Q

What was the meaning of heresy in Early Modern England?

A

Believing in a different religion to your monarch

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9
Q

What was true of vagabonds?

A

1) Being a vagrant/vagabond became a crime in the Early Modern period
2) Local unemployed people were offered assistance by the town or village they belonged to

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10
Q

Which punishments aimed to humiliate criminals publicly?

A

1) Whipping & flogging
2) Stocks & pillory

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11
Q

Why might someone have been held in prison in early modern England?

A

1) If they were in debt
2) If they were awaiting trial or execution

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12
Q

In which decade did transportation begin?

A

1660s

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13
Q

Where were convicts initially taken by transportation ships?

A

America

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14
Q

In what year was the Bloody Code introduced?

A

1723

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15
Q

How many crimes were punishable by death in 1815?

A

225

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16
Q

What was true of Justices of the Peace?

A

1) They could issue fines and order for people to be whipped
2) At Quarter sessions, they could sentence people to death

17
Q

In what year was the gunpowder plot discovered?

A

1605

18
Q

Who devised the plan to blow up the Houses of Parliament?

A

Robert Catesby

19
Q

How many barrels of gunpowder did the plotters place in the basement of the Houses of Parliament?

A

36

20
Q

Which member of parliament received an anonymous letter warning him not to attend the state opening of parliament?

A

Lord Monteagle

21
Q

In which area of England did Matthew Hopkins focus his search for witches?

A

East Anglia