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Quiz: Attitudes in Society and Crime

Edexcel GCSE History (1HI0)

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Welcome to this quiz on attitudes in society and crime. Test your understanding of how societal views have shaped laws and crime over time!

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What was the main purpose of public executions in the 18th century?

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Which of the following were considered crimes in medieval England? (Select all that apply)

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The introduction of the {{blank0}} Act in 1829 established the first professional police force in {{blank1}}.

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What societal change led to the decline of witchcraft trials in England by the late 17th century?

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Which of the following factors influenced the introduction of the Bloody Code? (Select all that apply)

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The {{blank0}} Riot of 1780 was a protest against the relaxation of laws against {{blank1}}.

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What was one of the main reasons for the introduction of the police force in the early 19th century?

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