The concept and development of police forces in the 18th century
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Mrs Phillips
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Multiple Choice
How big was the population of London by 1851?
100,000
675,000
2,300,000
1,000,000
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Match
Match the following
The crime rate was rising
Justices of the
Watchmen were
Constables often resented having to fulfil
Increase in population and the growth of towns meant it was difficult
and new crimes were developing.
Peace were often corrupt.
frequently ineffective.
the requirements of their job.
to maintain law and order.
and new crimes were developing.
Peace were often corrupt.
frequently ineffective.
the requirements of their job.
to maintain law and order.
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Drag and Drop
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Match
Match the following
Henry Fielding became chief magistrate
He wrote a report called An Enquiry into the Causes of the Late Increase of Robbers and
He said people turned to crime as they wanted an easy
Henry set up the Bow Street Runners, paid
There were six Bow Street Runners, who were trained,
at Bow Street Court in 1748.
Related Writings about the Rise in Crime
life and an alternative to work.
constables who patrolled Bow Street.
paid and full time.
at Bow Street Court in 1748.
Related Writings about the Rise in Crime
life and an alternative to work.
constables who patrolled Bow Street.
paid and full time.
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Multiple Choice
How many Bow Street Runners were there by 1800?
6
12
36
68
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Multiple Choice
What was Henry Fielding's motto?
Quick notice and sudden pursuit
Hue and Cry
Report it, solve it
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Multiple Choice
What was Henry Fielding's views on policing?
It should be self-policing
Police should react to crimes
Police should prevent crimes
Police should punish criminals
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Dropdown
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Multiple Choice
How often was The Public Hue and Cry published?
Four times a year
Once a month
Annually
Weekly
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Multiple Select
Why was The Public Hue and Cry important in enforcing law and order?
It publicised information on stolen goods.
It publicised information on crimes.
It gave descriptions of wanted suspects.
It shared information in Bow Street, London.
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Poll
How successful do you think the Bow Street Runners were in enforcing law and order?
Not at all
Slightly
Partly
Very
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