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Vagrancy

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  1. 1What is the crime of Vagrancy?When a person is homeless, unemployed & travel around the country begging
  2. 2Who were the vegabounds?beggars, tramps, vagrants, demobbed soldiers, criminals who wondered country looking for work/no settled job
  3. 3How was a vegabound spotted?Most people did not travel from town to town so easy to spot someone different (1500 restrictions removed-can travel from place to place)
  4. 4How were vegabounds punished?1531-whipped & sent to birth place
    1547-first:2years slavery second: slavery for life or execution
    1572-first:whipped, burnt ear second: execution
    1576: House of correction-punish/employ persistent beggars
    1593-act replaced to serve 1531 act received
    1598-whipped&sent home. If no change JP's send them to house of correction, banish from country or exacution
  5. 5What was the main punishment for vegabounds?whipped/flogged, burnt ear. When caught again executed/hung
  6. 6VEGABOUNDS SEEN AS A PROBLEM? IN 1500's why did people think idleness was wrong?Puritan religion taught- every one work hard & not tempted by sins. Not working seen as crime. Don't mind helping genuine poor (cant work-sick/old) but not suspiciouse outsiders asking for help(fit/healthy for work)
  7. 7VEGABOUNDS SEEN AS A PROBLEM? IN 1500's Why were Vagrants blamed for crime?Thought likely to commit crime- only way to get money/food- theft, murder, assault
  8. 8VEGABOUNDS SEEN AS A PROBLEM? IN 1500's Why were people worried about cost?Each town/village raised poor-rates help genuine poor in parish. Didn't want hard earned money spent on idle from other parish.
  9. 9why did worries about vegabounds increase?Poverty, unemployment, poor naturally increased.
  10. 10How did the media contribute to worries about vagrancy?Published alarming pamphlets and books about dangers of vegabounds.
  11. 11How were the genuine poor helped?Each town paid poor-rate (local tax) by better off residents to help GENUIN poor from THEIR parish (aged/sick children/poor families)
  12. 12What does the harshness of laws against vagrancy show about the beliefs of landowners/Government?Believed vegabounds behind many crimes, danger to peace (some WERE criminals, petty thieves, fraudulent beggars, some unorganised gangs)
  13. 13What did ordinary citizens think about vegabounds?Lived in 'terror of the tramp'
  14. 14what is the effect of a poor harvest?Bread prices go up rapidly & poor get desperate = travel to search for work
  15. 15what happened to the cloth trade in 1528 Netherlands?Cloth trade disrupted by political disputes = poverty among weavers
  16. 16In normal years vagrancy was not a big problem, why did they go to London?Went to biggest town in England, so good opportunity for crime or though bound to find work

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History Fichas sobre Vagrancy, creado por sarah.cheney el 12/11/2013.
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