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Why were punishments for crimes were very harsh in medieval Europe?
The rate of crimes was very high
The majority of people at that time had a very low education
The purpose of the law is to punish
People behaves properly when they are afraid of the consequences.
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Who enforces the law today?
Police force
Community
The chief legal officer
County Sheriffs
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Who enforces the law in Medieval Europe?
Community
County Sheriffs (The chief legal officer)
Police force
The king
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What
ARE
the correct define of common law?
Law is developed by judges on a case by case basis
Law made under the authority of the Federal Parliament
All correcr
Law that is derived from group of people / community
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What does trial by ordeal suggest about the common people in medieval time?
Had a good judgement
Believed in gods
Superstitions
high logical thinking
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What is meant by 'community responsibility’?
Everyone shares responsibility for maintaining order of society.
The village decided the purnishment.
There was no police force
If one member of a group broke a law, the rest of group was responsible
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What are the elements in this image that sends the message to us?
The eyes of the knight and people looked at the king
There were many sodiers
The king hold the pen but not signed.
The pope standed with hand crossed.
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What does trial by ordeal suggest about the common people in medieval time?
high logical thinking
Low education, no logical thinking
Had a good judgement
Believed in gods
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What was the punishments for a crime of treason, rebellion and heresy in medieval Europe?
Being quartered
Being drawn
Being hung
All correct
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What punishment for a theft in medieval Europe?
Fines - Markup of 80 times
Endure a certain number of public lashes
Cutting off hand/hands
All correct
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What action take when the crime is committed today?
An accused person swore their innocence as an oath before God.
A accused person is charged, brought to trial, and judged.
The ordeal trial result determined innocence or guilt
An accused person was tested using trial by ordeal.
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how the law was enforced in medieval Europe?
The purpose of the law is to punish, not to educate people
Punishments for crimes were very harsh in medieval Europe
Law was enforced by community
Law and order are very harsh to make people behave properly
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What is meant by trial by ordeal?
The accused placed an arm in boiling water to prove their innocent
The winner was seen to be innocent
The accused put an arm in a fire to prove their innocent.
Use dangerous/ painful tests to determine guilt or innocence
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What enforces the law in medieval Europe?
Fear
Punishment
Law
Education
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What enforces the law today?
Education
Laws
Fear
Punishment
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What are the elements in this image that sends the message to us?
A lots of people standed around the king
The pope standed with hand crossed
The finger of the knight pointed on the paper
There were many sodiers
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What are the elements in this image that sends the message to us?
The king hold the pen but not signed.
There were many sodiers
The pope standed with hand crossed.
The eyes of the king were very angry.
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One of penalties and punishments of a crime in medieval Europe
Jail
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Community corrections orders
Mutilation (cut off ear or hand)
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What action take when the crime is committed in medieval Europe?
The ordeal trial result determined innocence or guilt
A accused person is charged, brought to trial, and judged.
An accused person swore their innocence as an oath before God.
An accused person was tested.
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What is the artist trying to say in the picture
The king was upset and very angry
King John of England reluctantly signing the Magna Carta
All correct
People forced the King to sign
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What penalties and punishments of a crime today?
Jail
Compensation
All correct
Community corrections orders
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Identify the year in which the Magna Carta was signed
15 June 1215
June 1125
June 1471
In 1154
