Crime - criminal activity Flashcards

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What were some crimes from 1000 - 1500? (5)

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  1. Petty theft 2. Poaching 3. Treason 4. Rebellions 5. Outlaws
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What’s a stat for petty theft?

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75% of all theft was small items like food.

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Why was poaching illegal in 1000 - 1500?

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Due to the forest laws.

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What was the punishment in in 1000 - 1500 for treason?

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Murdrum fine - community paid a fine if a Norman was killed.

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What was the Harrying of the North in 1069?

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Soon after William became king, there was a rebellion in the north. William defeated them and deterred future rebellions by murdering villagers, burning homes and crops.

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What was an outlaw and give an example?

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A criminal who escaped capture went on the run. E.g. the Folville Gang

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What crimes continued from 1000 - 1500 to 1500 - 1700?

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Petty theft and treason

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What were some new crimes in 1500 - 1700?

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Heresy and witchcraft

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What is heresy 1500 - 1700??

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Not following the religion of the monarch

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Why was there a huge religious divide leading to heresy in 1500 - 1700? (3)

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1534 - Henrey VIII was a protestant king. Bloody Mary was Catholic and killed nearly 300 protestants. Elizabeth’s religious settlement –> more tolerance

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What were some examples of treason in 1500 - 1700?

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Elizabeth’s many plots including: Ridolfi, Throckmorton, Babington. 1605 - Gunpowder plot against King James

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What were some examples of being against witchcraft in 1500 - 1700? (2)

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1597 - Demonologie 1640s - Matthew Hopkins (Witch hunter general)

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13
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What was 1 crime which kinda continued in 1700 - 1900?

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Poaching

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What were some changes in crime in 1700 - 1900?

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Highway robbery, smuggling and witchcraft laws being repealed.

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Why did poaching increase in 1700 - 1900?

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Because of the increasing population

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Why were witchcraft laws repealed in 1700 - 1900? (2)

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1736 - people became more educated and less superstitious. Royal Society was a group of scientists formed by Charles II

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What was highway robbery in 1700 - 1900?

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Armed with pistols, they would rob people in horse and carriages.

18
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Why did highway robbery decrease by 1830?

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People began to take trains more

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What was smuggling in 1700 - 1900?

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Bringing goods into Britain without paying tax.

20
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Why did smuggling decrease in the 1840s?

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Taxes were cut.

21
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What was 1 continued crime in 1900 to present?

22
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What were some new crimes in technology in 1900 to present? (3)

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Car theft, burglary for technology, cybercrime,

23
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What were some new crimes against the person in 1900 to present? (2)

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1868 Race Relations Act –> racism illegal 1970 Equal Pay Act –> gender pay discrimination illegal

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What were some new crimes against authority in 1900 to present? (4)

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1871 Misuse of drug act –> classifies illegal drugs Terrorism Smuggling e.g. alcohol Organised crimes