Roman Crime and Punishment

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GCSE History - Unit 1 Crime and Punishment Mind Map on Roman Crime and Punishment, created by pjlovingthelearning on 03/04/2014.
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Roman Crime and Punishment
  1. Crimes
    1. Rebellion - Queen Boudicca
      1. Religious crimes - e.g. being a Christian
        1. Riots at games or chariot races
          1. Murder/Arson/Violent crime
            1. Selling underweight bread
              1. Burglaries and theft (stealing clothes from baths)
              2. Law enforcement
                1. No police force
                  1. Victims collect evidence and take suspect to court
                    1. Provincial governor
                      1. Roman law written down - 12 tablets of Rome
                        1. Right to a fair trial and innocent until proven guilty
                        2. Punishments
                          1. Flogging, beatings, fines for minor crimes
                            1. Amputation of limbs for major crimes
                              1. Execution for serious crimes
                                1. Crucifixion for rebellion
                                  1. Forced to become a gladiator
                                    1. Tied in sack with lives snakes and thrown in river for killing father
                                    2. Features of Roman society
                                      1. Patriarchal
                                        1. Hierarchical
                                          1. Inequality
                                            1. Centralised
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