Industrial Flashcards

1
Q

What century was the industrial period ?

A

1700-1900

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2
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What did the population of England rise to in industrial England?

A

40 million

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3
Q

Give two reasons for an increase in highway robbery

A

No banks, growth travel between isolated places gives opportunity, cheap handguns

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4
Q

Give two reasons for a decrease in highway robbery

A

Banks created,
GPs refuse licenses to pubs caught selling stolen goods,
Policing improved

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5
Q

Who was the most famous highway robber

A

Dick Turpin

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6
Q

Why does smuggling increase in industrial period?

A

More goods taxed,
Gangs ,
More opportunity

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7
Q

Who was the violent smuggling gang in industrial England?

A

Hawkhurst gang

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8
Q

Why was smuggling difficult to stop?

A

Social crime,
Open coastline difficult to catch smugglers

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9
Q

What laws were passed against poaching in industrial period?

A

Black act

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10
Q

What did the black act do?

A

Stopped people poaching in industrial England

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11
Q

Define the bloody code

A

225 crimes punishable by death

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12
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Why was the bloody code introduced?

A

Rising in crime,
Printing press ,
Rich were in charge of laws and had more property they wanted to protect ,
Traditional attitude that harsh punishment needed to deter

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13
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Why did the bloody code and

A

Didn’t deter,
Changing attitudes meant hanging for all crimes seem wrong ,
Public execution led to crime 

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14
Q

The invention of what meant information was spread more easily, meaning people found out about crimes

A

Printing press

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15
Q

Where were People transported to in the industrial period?

A

Australia

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16
Q

How many people were transported in industrial period

A

164,000

17
Q

Give two reasons, transportation ended in 1864

A

Gold discovered in Australia,
Was expensive,
Prison preferred

18
Q

How many people were in prison in 1770?

A

4000

19
Q

Why did numbers in prison increase in industrial prisons?

A

Used more as other punishments ended,
Attitudes changed to believe punishment should reform

20
Q

Give three problems with prisons in 1800

A

Dirty, warden is not paid, all criminals together, no doctors

21
Q

Give two people who campaigned for changes to prisons in the industrial period

A

Elizabeth Fry and John Howard

22
Q

Which Home Secretary created the police force and the goals act

A

Robert Peel

23
Q

In what year was the first professional police force created?

A

1829

24
Q

What force was set up by Henry and John Fielding

A

Bow street runners

25
Q

Give two reasons why Britain got its first police force

A

Rising crime,
population increase,
board methods, didn’t work,
bow street runners successful

26
Q

Give two changes, the goals act made

A

Clean prisons,
Separated prisoners,
Doctors,
Wardens paid

27
Q

What was the name of the Proto type prison built in 1842

A

Pentonville

28
Q

Describe the separate system

A

Prisoners kept separate all day,
No shared cells

29
Q

What was the problem with separate system?

A

Caused mental illness

30
Q

What was the silent system?

A

Prisoners not allowed to communicate or see each other

31
Q

What act introduced hard labour into prisons in 1865

A

Prisons act

32
Q

Give two examples of hard labour

A

Picking Oakham,
Crank,
Treadmill