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A quiz for the #GCSE #History Crime and Punishment course
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1
Who were transported to Australia in the 19th Century for setting up an illegal trade union?
The Peelers
The Luddites
The Tolpuddle Martyrs
The Suffragettes
2
In which year was Pentonville Prison built?
1842
1822
1852
1832
3
Which law made all local parishes provide poor relief to anybody unable to work?
The Poor Law (1601)
Act for the relief of the Poor (1597)
Vagrancy Act (1547)
Vagabonds and Beggars Act (1495)
4
What is the crime of heresy?
Not being tolerant of other religions
Not attending Church on a sunday
Saying disrespectful things about God
Not following the rules of the Christian Church
5
How many gunpowder plotters were there?
11
13
12
14
6
Who did William, duke of Normandy defeat at the Battle of Hastings?
Thomas Becket
Harold Godwinson
Edward the Confessor
Harald Hardraada
7
In which year did transportation officially end?
1825
1868
1829
1900
8
Which time period was between 1485 and 1750?
Industrial Revolution
Anglo-Saxons
Early Modern Period
Middle Ages
9
What colour uniform did the police wear so they could be seen as different from the army?
Red
Black
Green
Blue
10
Which event of 1851 helped improve the reputation of the police?
The Golden Jubilee
The Peterloo Massacre
The FA Cup Final
The Great Exhibition
11
Which of the following was not a change to law enforcement made by the Normans?
Church Courts
Trial by Ordeal
Trial by Combat
12
Which law enforcement was created during the rule of King Charles II (1660-1685)?
Bow Street Runners
Parish Constables
Watchmen
Justices of the Peace
13
Who designed Pentonville Prison?
Robert Peel
Joshua Jebb
Charles Dickens
John Howard
14
What was a kinchin mort?
A girl beggar
A thief that pretended to have a trade
A thief pretending to be deaf
A horse thief
15
Which of the following was not a type of beggar in the 16th Century?
Poachers
Priggers
Dummerer
Kinchin morts
16
What was the wergild in Anglo-Saxon times?
A type of punishment involving water
A type of crime that involved stealing water
A system of compensation
A type of law enforcement
17
Which King brought in the Constitutions of Clarendon in 1166?
Henry II
Henry VIII
William I
William II
18
Which monarch wrote the book about witchcraft 'demonologie'?
Henry VIII
Elizabeth I
Charles II
James I
19
Which crime was caused by government taxes on goods like alcohol and tea in the 17th Century?
Smuggling
Highwaymen
Begging
Poaching
20
What was the Norman punishment of a murdrum?
When 10 people were killed if a murderer could not be caught
Another name for hanging
When 10 people were put in the stocks
A fine paid by local people if a murderer was not caught
21
During which event did the 'Witchfinder-General' Matthew Hopkins begin a witch-craze in Essex
The Industrial Revolution
The English Civil War
The dissolution of the monasteries
The Renaissance
22
How big were the cells at Pentonville Prison?
3m by 1m
4m by 2m
8m by 4m
1m by 1m
23
Which new prison opened up in a disused palace in London in 1556?
Newgate Prison
Bridewell Prison
Pentonville Prison
Wormwood Scrubs
24
What was Right of Sanctuary?
The right to not be arrested without a fair trial
Getting to a Church to avoid punishment for a crime
Being sent to prison
25
Which prison did Elizabeth Fry spend time overnight in so she could find out about prison life?
Newgate Prison
Pentonville Prison
Bridewell Prison
Wormwood Scrubs
26
Jonathan Wild was an example of what?
Highwayman
Parish constable
Witchfinder
Thief-taker
27
Who famously campaigned against public executions?
Robert Peel
John Howard
Elizabeth Fry
Charles Dickens
28
Which of the following was not a type of Trial by Ordeal?
Trial by Hot Iron
Trial by Boiling Water
Trial by Hot Coals
Trial by Hanging
29
In which year did the Pope order trial by ordeal to end?
1166
1215
1066
1348
30
Which of the following was not a feature of life at Pentonville Prison?
Silent system
Turning the crank
Exercise in the gym
Treadwheel
31
Trial by Ordeal is an example of what?
A crime
Punishment
Law enforcement
32
Which of the following was not a nickname for the police in the 19th Century?
Bobbies
Crushers
Peelers
Cooked lobsters
33
What religion was James Nayler who was punished for riding into Bristol on a donkey in 1656?
Puritan
Quaker
Jewish
Catholic
34
In which city was the Metropolitan Police created?
Birmingham
Manchester
London
Bristol
