Chapter 4

Question 1

Borh

Answer 1

Earliest system of policing

Question 2

Frankpledge

Answer 2

System of policing that replaced borh(12 or older)

Question 3

Tything or tithing

Answer 3

Replaced borh and a group of all boys or men

Question 4

Hundred

Answer 4

Ten tythings grouped together for police purposes

Question 5

Parish constable

Answer 5

Policing agent who operate in smaller towns(unpaid, part time, and unarmed)

Question 6

Shire reeves

Answer 6

Precursors to sheriffs

Question 7

Sheriffs

Answer 7

Early policing agents who were charged to pursue crimes

Question 8

Watchmen

Answer 8

Used to protect property in America

Question 9

Thief takers

Answer 9

Men hired by victims to capture offenders

Question 10

Metropolitan police act of 1829

Answer 10

Made by Sir Robert Peel, beginning of modern policing

Question 11

Bobbies

Answer 11

Officers in Britain

Question 12

Peelers

Answer 12

Officers in Ireland

Question 13

Peelian Principles

Answer 13

List that describes Peels philosophy of an ethical police force

Question 14

Vigilantes

Answer 14

Self appointed distributors of justice

Question 15

Slave patrol

Answer 15

Policing group 3-6 men who brought slaves back to owners

Question 16

Fugitive slave law of 1850

Answer 16

Passed by congress to say that since slaves were growing we needed slave patrols

Question 17

Third degree

Answer 17

Early method of police officers that included brutalizing people to gather info

Question 18

Modus operandi

Answer 18

A system for solving crimes

Question 19

Police matron

Answer 19

Women police officers

Question 20

Literacy tests

Answer 20

Tests used to deny voting

Question 21

Covered jurisdictions

Answer 21

Places must submit proposed voting changes to US DOJ

Question 22

Omnibus crime control and safe streets act of 1968

Answer 22

An act that established agencies and rules dealing with crime