Crime and Punishment Revision

Crime and Punishment, 1000-Present

On the following slides you will be shown an overview of the course. This is VERY basic and should not make up the whole basis of your revision. Supplement it with Quizlet/GCSEpod/revision booklet notes, then answer the questions that follow.

Medieval Crime and Punishment 1000-1500

On the next slide, focus only on the first section of the table.

Multiple Select

Which 3 features can you be asked about in the Crime and Punishment unit?

• Nature and types of crime

• Weapons used

• Law enforcement

• Punishments

• Psychology of criminals

Multiple Choice

Which of these fines was used by the Anglo-Saxons?

• Speeding fine

• Wergild

• Murdrum fine

• Antisocial fine

Multiple Choice

Which of these fines was used by the Normans?

• Speeding fine

• Wergild

• Murdrum fine

• Antisocial fine

Multiple Choice

What law enforcement position was introduced in the late-Medieval period?

• Constable

• Justice of the Peace

• Hue and Cry

• Tithing

Open Ended

Write your own definition of "high treason".

Open Ended

Write a definition of "trial by ordeal".

Early Modern Crime and Punishment, 1500-1700

Focus on the second row...

Multiple Select

Check all the boxes that are CHANGES, leave the things that stayed the same.

• Transportation

• Parish constables

• Vagabonds

• Royal judges

• Stocks and pillory

Multiple Choice

Where were heretics sent during this period?

• Australia

• The Tower of London

• House of Correction

• Borstals

Multiple Choice

Oliver Cromwell was a...

• Catholic

• King

• Puritan

• Muslim

Multiple Choice

The punishment of over 200 crimes with the death penalty was called...

• The Ruddy Code

• The Bruvvy Code

• The Bloody Code

• The Muddy Code

Open Ended

Tell me about Matthew Hopkins...

Open Ended

Tell me about the Gunpowder Plot...(Not just a Primary School overview - the GCSE version!)

Industrial Crime and Punishment, 1700-1900

Focus on the third row...

Multiple Select

Which of these are examples of CONTINUITY from previous periods?

• The creation of a police force

• Poaching

• Trade Unionism

• Highway Robbery

• Prisons

Multiple Select

Which of these things ended in this period?

• Witchcraft

• Public executions

• Prison reform

• Transportation

• Poaching

Multiple Choice

When was the Metropolitan Police Force introduced?

• 1729

• 1779

• 1829

• 1879

Multiple Choice

Who was responsible for penal reforms and the creation of the Metropolitan Police Force?

• Elizabeth Fry

• The Fielding Brothers

• Derek Bentley

• Robert Peel

Open Ended

Why did transportation end in this period?

Open Ended

Why was Pentonville prison important?

Modern Crime and Punishment, 1900-Present

Last row now...

Multiple Select

Which of these are CHANGES in the modern period?

• Specialisation of the police

• Non-custodial punishments

• Neighbourhood Watch

• The Metropolitan Police Force

• DNA database

Multiple Choice

The Police Training College was introduced in...

• 1945

• 1946

• 1947

• 1948

Multiple Choice

The Criminal Justice Act was passed in...

• 2005

• 2006

• 2007

• 2008

Multiple Choice

An "anti-social behaviour order" (ASBO) is an example of...

• Community service

• Prison sentence

• Non-custodial alternative to prison

• Terrorism

Open Ended

What led to the abolition of the death penalty?

Open Ended

Give me a definition of a "conscientious objector".

Whitechapel

Section A of paper 1 covers the following...

Multiple Choice

What was the name of the police department in Whitechapel?

• G Division

• H Division

• I Division

• Joy Division

Multiple Choice

Which group of people faced particular discrimination in Whitechapel?

• Jews

• Christians

• Muslims

• Hindus

Multiple Choice

Which of these extreme political views grew in prominence in Whitechapel?

• Neo-liberalism

• Anarchism

• Nationalism

• Bolshevism

Multiple Choice

How many "canonical" victims of Jack the Ripper are there?

• 4

• 5

• 6

• 7

Multiple Select

Which of these techniques did the police develop in the late 19th century?

• Interviews

• Tasers

• Sketches

• Torture

• Photographs

Open Ended

Why was Whitechapel such a seemingly lawless place?

Open Ended

Why were the police unable to catch Jack the Ripper?

Bonus Questions

A few about exam technique...