Why were the Tolpuddle Martyrs pardoned?

Which of these was a form of capital punishment?

What was the Black Act of 1723?

The Government reduced import duties (tax on goods being brought into the country)

Soldiers returning from war found it difficult to find work. Horses and handguns were cheap

Despite being ruthless (e.g. cutting a women's tongues out), they were glamorous figures

Carrying a weapon or owning a dog could result in prison

People didn't report the crime as they could buy goods at much lower prices

Carrying a weapon or a disguise could result in execution

The Black Act 1723 made this a capital offence

The law was unfair depending on how much land you had

The leaders of the Hawhurst Gang (ArthurGray and Thomas Kingsmill) were hanged in 1748 & 1749.

Villagers gave those accused an alibi as they didn't agree with the laws

Which of these was NOT a reason transportation stopped being used as a punishment

Which of these was NOT a feeling about punishment in the 19th century

How many people were transported to Australia between 1787 - 1868?

Between 1842 and 1877 how many new prisons had been built?

In what year did the last hanging for shoplifting take place?

Which event in the USA stopped prisoners being transported there?

In which year was the Criminal Investigations Department (CID) set up?

Which 'Act' set up Britain's first professional police force in London?

Which organisation was set up by the Fielding Brothers?

Which of these was NOT a reason that Witchcraft was no longer considered a crime?

What was the purpose of the Royal Society?