Normans

• What does RIME stand for?

  RIME is not defined in the material.
• Who enforced the New Forest Laws?

  Forest-men
• What were the punishments for breaking the New Forest Laws?

  Branding and blinding
• What types of crimes continued under the New Forest Laws?

  Outlaws and murder
• What was the purpose of the hue and cry?

  To alert the community of a crime
• Who was influenced by King William and the Normans?

  Criminals
• What new crimes emerged after the Norman Conquest?

  Running away and murdering a Norman
• What is poaching classified as?

  A social crime
• What was the Feudal System's requirement regarding money?

  Owed money to the class above
• How did the influence of the Normans change crime rates?

  It increased new crimes
• What role did Corporals play in law enforcement?

  They enforced the New Forest Laws
• What was the consequence of being branded?

  It was a punishment for crimes
• What does the term 'social crime' refer to in this context?

  Crimes like poaching that are not socially accepted
• How did the Feudal System impact social structure?

  It created a hierarchy of classes
• What was the primary role of Forest-men?

  To enforce forest laws
• What does 'hue and cry' signify in law enforcement?

  A call for community assistance