History (PAPER 1) Crime and Punishment (c1000-Present)

History (PAPER 1) Crime and Punishment (c1000-Present)

1. Crime, Punishment and Law Enforcement: Medieval England

   • c1000-c1500
   • Anglo-Saxon Law
     • Crime in Communities
     • Enforcing the Law
       • Tithings
       • Hue and Cry
       • Punishments
   • Norman Law
     • Norman Rule
     • Changes
     • Continuities
   • Later Middle Ages
     • New Laws
     • New Crimes
     • Punishments
   • Influence of the Church

2. Crime, Punishment and Law Enforcement: Early Modern England

   • c1500-c1700
   • The Gunpowder Plot
     • Reasons
     • Failure and Capture
     • Consequences
   • Changes to Crime
     • Religious Influences
     • New Crimes
       • Vagabondage
       • Smuggling
       • Moral Crimes
   • Witchcraft
     • Attitudes to Witches
     • Matthew Hopkins
     • Accusations
   • Law Enforcecement
     • Town Constables and Night Watchmen
     • Punishments
       • Early Prisons
       • Bloody Code
       • Transportation

3. Crime, Punishment and Law Enforcement: 18th and 19th Centuries

   • c1700-c1900
   • Crimes
     • Smuggling
     • Highway Robbery
     • Poaching
   • Attitudes and Changes to Punishments
     • Tolpuddle Martyrs
     • Death Penalty
     • Transportation
     • Prisons
   • Pentonville Prison
     • Treatment of Prisoners
     • Separate System
     • The Building
   • Robert Peel
     • Previous Crime Prevention
     • The Police Force

4. Crime, Punishment and Law Enforcement: Recent Times

   • c1900-Present
   • Changes to Crime
     • New Crimes
     • New Opportunities for Crimes
   • Changes to Punishment
     • Attitudes to Punshment
     • Prisons and Alternatives
     • Youth Crime
   • Abolishing the Death Penalty
     • Derek Bently
   • Conscientious Objectors in the World Wars
     • Treatment
     • Changing Attitudes
   • Developments in Policing
     • Specialisation
     • Technology
     • Preventing Crime

5. Whitechapel

   • 1870-1900
   • Police Force
     • Organisation
     • Recording Crime
     • H Division
     • Developments
   • Groups of People
     • Immigration
     • Political Groups
     • Tension
   • Living in Whitechapel
     • Housing
     • Work
     • Hygene
     • Improvements
   • Jack The Ripper
     • Police Involvement
     • Victims