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Crime and Punishment, c.1250 to present
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Crime and Punishment in Medieval Britain c.1250-c.15001 objectives
- Explain, apply and evaluate the required knowledge and skills for Crime and punishment in medieval Britain c.1250-c.1500.
Crime and Punishment in Early Modern Britain (c.1500-c.1750)1 objectives
- Explain, apply and evaluate the required knowledge and skills for Crime and punishment in early modern Britain c.1500-c.1750.
Crime and Punishment in Industrial Britain (c.1750-c.1900)1 objectives
- Explain, apply and evaluate the required knowledge and skills for Crime and punishment in industrial Britain c.1750-c.1900.
Crime and Punishment in Britain since c.19001 objectives
- Explain, apply and evaluate the required knowledge and skills for Crime and punishment in Britain since c.1900.
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- Evaluate the extent to which the development of the police force was the most significant factor in reducing crime in industrial Britain (c.1750-c.1900). [8 marks]
- What was the main purpose of public punishments, such as the stocks or pillory, in early modern Britain?
- Who was primarily responsible for law enforcement in a local parish in early modern Britain?
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