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Revision quiz for Edexcel 9-1 GCSE History Crime and Punishment and Whitechapel unit
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1
Which was NOT a feature of the difficulties in policing Whitechapel?
Immigration problems
Alcohol & Prostitution
Narrow roads and over-crowding
Too many policemen
2
Who were the Tolpuddle Martyrs?
Group of workers that decided to leave England
Group of workers that set up a secret union
Group of men that regularly smuggled tea
Group of men that tried to improve prison conditions
3
Who was Matthew Hopkins?
The 'witchfinder general' who hunted witches 1645-1647
The Prime Minister during the 1880's
The creator of the Metropolitan Police
A suspect in the Ripper Murders
4
Which of the following was NOT an Anglo-Saxon Trial?
Trial by water
Trial by blessed bread
Trial by combat
Trial by hot iron
5
What were the JP's?
Justices of the Peace introduced in Tudor times
Jovial Policeman of Whitechapel
Jolly Pirates of the Elizabethan Age
Jacobite People of the 1680's
6
Who were the Fielding Brothers?
They were the founders of the Metropolitan Police
They created the Bow Street Runners
They started the first trade union
They hunted witches in the Early Modern Period
7
Which was NOT a requirement of police recruits in Whitechapel?
Must be over 5'9''
Must be certified physically fit
Aged under 21 and over 32
Must be able to read and write
8
The period 1000-1500 AD is known as the...
The 20th Century
Industrial Period
Early Modern Period
Medieval Period
9
Which was NOT a reason for the end of transportation?
Wages were better, life was better for some in Australia
Crime rates fell in Britain
A gold rush in Australia
The rising cost of transporting people
10
Wergild was a fining system, it was replaced with what following the Norman Invasion?
Tithings
Trial by ordeal
Mutilation fine
Murdrum Fine
11
A tithing is...
a type of trial
Group of 10 men responsible for each others behaviour
When the village hunts down a criminal
a type of trial by ordeal
12
Which of the following is NOT one of the 8 factors?
Cities and buildings
Church and religion
Wealth & Poverty
Attitudes and Beliefs
13
When was the death penalty abolished?
1955
1820
1215
1965
14
Which was NOT a method the police used to track down the Ripper?
Autopsy & criminal profiles
DNA testing
Witness Statements
Crime scene sketches & Photography
15
What were the conscientious objectors?
People that refused to take part in war for moral reasons
Those who queued up to join the war as soon as possible
People that refused to go to war as they were too lazy
people who objected to capital punishment
16
Which of the following is NOT one of the 8 factors?
Key Individuals
Urbanisation
Global Warming
Media
17
The separate system was...
A system of hard labour
A method to humiliate criminals
A system of punishment in public
A punishment to reform giving skills during time in prison
18
What was the silent system?
A system to publically punish criminals
A system to humiliate criminals
A system of hard labour to deter
A system to reform criminals in prison
19
The period 1700-1900 is known as the...
The Early Modern period
Industrial Period
The 20th Century
The Medieval Period
20
What is a miscarriage of Justice?
When a case does not make it to trial
When the right person is punished for a crime
When the wrong person is punished for a crime
when the jury cannot agree
21
Which items are commonly smuggled in the 20th century?
Cloth and material
legal items
Tea and Brandy
Drugs and people
22
Which is NOT an example of a 20th Century punishment
Suspended sentences
Open Prisons
Young Offenders Institutes
Trial by Ordeal
23
What was the Bloody Code - introduced in 1680's?
Laws that reduced the crimes punishable by death
Rules that meant everyone went to prison
Rules that made every crime a capital crime
Laws that increased the number of crimes punishable by death
24
What were the worst areas of Whitechapel known as?
Rockeries
Rookeries
Rubarbs
Rollerberries
25
Which was NOT a reason why Robert Peel created the Metropolitan Police?
Fear of protest following the French Revolution
Government and taxation
The work of prison reformers
Increased crime and fear of crime
26
What was the Hue & Cry?
A punishment where the criminal would be executed
A group of 10 men over 12
A version of trial by jury
The entire village stops and tries to hunt down a criminal
27
Which was NOT a reason for improvements in Prisons during the Industrial Period?
The role of the prison wardens
The end of the Bloody Code
The work of prison reformers
The end of transportation
28
When was the Gunpowder Plot?
1603
1066
1215
1605
29
What could you 'claim' which allowed you to hide in a church after committing a crime?
Sanctuary - you could hide for 40 days
Benefit of the Clergy
The Hue & Cry
Wergild
30
Which of the following was NOT introduced following the Norman Invasion?
Trial by ordeal
The forest laws
Murdrum fine
Trial by combat
31
Which of the following was NOT a common crime of the Industrial Period
Highway Robbery
Poaching
Heresy
Smuggling
32
Which punishment was NOT commonly used in the Early Modern Period?
Fines
Prisons
Execution
Stocks and Pillory
33
What is the definition of Heresy?
Going against the religion of the country
Plotting to kill Catholics
Murdering another adult
Plotting to kill your monarch
34
Which was NOT considered to be a crime of the Early Modern Period?
Highway robbery
Witchcraft
Vagrancy
Poaching
35
Which was NOT a feature of the Peabody Estate?
Separate blocks to aid ventilation
The rents were very low to encourage people to move in
Blocks of flats designed to offer affordable living
Brick and un-plastered walls to prevent lice
