Unit Award Scheme

122150 CRIME AND PUNISHMENT IN ENGLAND BETWEEN 1000 AND THE MODERN DAY

In successfully completing this unit, the Learner will have		Evidence needed
demonstrated the ability to
1	describe the key crimes, punishments and law enforcement in Anglo Saxon England	Summary sheet and/or student completed work
2	describe the key crimes, punishments and law enforcement in Norman England	Summary sheet and/or student completed work
shown knowledge of
3	the key crimes, punishments and law enforcement in the later Middle Ages	Summary sheet and/or student completed work
demonstrated the ability to
4	recognise the key influence of the church on crime and punishment	Summary sheet and/or student completed work
5	describe law enforcement, key punishments and the changing definitions of crime between 1500 and 1700	Summary sheet and/or student completed work
shown knowledge of
6	the crimes and punishments of the Gunpowder plotters in 1605	Summary sheet and/or student completed work
demonstrated the ability to
7	describe the relationship between witchcraft and the law between 1500 and 1700	Summary sheet and/or student completed work
shown knowledge of
8	the main reasons for crime rates in the early industrial revolution	Summary sheet and/or student completed work
9	the key reasons for the establishment of the Bow Street runners and the Met police	Summary sheet and/or student completed work
10	the main changes in crimes that were committed in the 20th century	Summary sheet and/or student completed work
11	the key changes to laws in the 20th and 21st centuries.	Summary sheet and/or student completed work

All outcomes recorded on an AQA Summary Sheet

Approved 27 September 2024Level - Level One