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18-19th Century Flashcards

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  1. 1Black Act 1723Poaching became a capital offence.
  2. 2Witchcraft Act 1736This act led to the decriminalisation of witchcraft.
  3. 3MartyrA person who suffers for their beliefs, often people admire them.
  4. 4Trade UnionAn organisation that strives to protect the rights of the worker.
  5. 5John HowardIn 1771, he published The State of Prisons in England and Wales which demonstrated the dire prison conditions that existed across the country.
  6. 6Elizabeth FryFry wrote widely to promote reform of prisoners across the country, particularly women and their treatment in prison.
  7. 7'Separate System'A new design for prisons which focused on isolating prisoners as part of their punishment e.g. Pentonville Prison
  8. 8PsychosisA mental disorder in which thought and emotions are impaired and people suffer from hallucinations and delusions.
  9. 9'Hard labour, hard fare and hard board'Hard labour: physically demanding work for 12 hours each day
    Hard fare: boring and plain diet, same food served every day
    Hard board: beds made out of wood, instead of hammocks
  10. 10Bow Street RunnersThe first crime-fighting unit in Britain.
  11. 11Metropolitan Police Act 1829Established London's first uniformed police force.
  12. 121835 Municipal Corporations ActGave each borough council the means to set up a local police force.
  13. 131839 Rural Constabulary ActPermitted all 54 counties to establish a paid police force in their area .
  14. 141856 Police ActPolice forces were inspected by government officials and only received funding from the government on the basis they were doing their job properly.
  15. 15CIDCriminal Investigations Department founded 1878.
  16. 16PenalAn action that involves punishment.
  17. 17ProportionatelyA more fairer and balanced way of being punished for a crime.
  18. 18Home SecretaryGovernment minister who was responsible for law and order.

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User has deleted their subject information Flashcards on 18-19th Century Flashcards, created by Deleted user on 14/08/2017.
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