History crime punishment

• Crime


  An action that is against the law of the time
• Law


  An act of parliament that has to be followed by everyone in the country. Breaking a law will lead to a punishment
• Decriminalise


  Making a crime from the past, no longer a crime or legal
• Heresy


  A crime which aims to bring down the religion of the country
• Treason


  A crime which aims to bring down the government of the country
• Petty Theft


  The theft of very low value items
• Poaching


  Illegally hunting on another person's land
• Murder


  The deliberate and planned loling of another person
• Manslaughter


  An accidental or un-planned kiting
• Hate Crime


  A crime based on the discrimination against a particular faith or culture
• Law Enforcement


  Methods which a used to make sure that individakis the country do set break the laws
• Home Secretary


  The morber el the government responsible for the police and low
• Collective Responsity


  The idea that all people in the community take responsibilty for not breaking the law
• Forensic


  The use of science to investigne a crime
• Outh


  Swearing on the bible that a person has not committed a crime. Andges promise
• Viglance


  Members of a community taking the responsibity to bring a criminal to justice rather thas the police
• Purbment


  Punishment & penalty for breaking law. This can be an act of retribution, reformaten or a deterrent
• tribute


  A type of punishment that is equal in sice to the crime that hen been broken
• Refamation


  A type af garment which aims to make sure the criminal changes the behaviour
• Detament


  A type of punishment which is often harsh enough to persuade others in the community not to carry est the same crime
• Capital punishment


  A punishment which rein the death of a criminal
• Corporal punishment


  Punishment which results in the physical harm of a criminal
• Transportation


  Moving a criminal to another country
• Bontal


  A prison and work camp for young people
• Probation


  The period of time after a griben sentence where the criminal is st supervised
• Periods of British History

  • Anglo-Saxon (c.410-1066)
  • Norman Britain (1066-1154)
  • Late Medieval (1154-1485)
  • Early Modern (1485-1700)
  • Industrial (1700-1900)
  • Twentieth Century (1900+)
• Famous events include Viking invasions, Battle of Hastings, The Black Death, Tudors and Stuarts, Queen Victoria, World War One & Two
• History crime and punishment