1. 4 marker Explain one way in which X was similar/different to Y For this question you need One paragraph with 1 reason, evidence and explanation (1x PEE)
One key difference/similarity is …
For example …
in …
whereas in…
because...
For example to answer: Explain one way in which crimes were different was different in Anglo Saxon England and Norman England
One key difference is that the Normans introduced more social crimes.
For example the Normans introduced forest laws in 1066 because William and his friends like to hunt and so stopped peasants being able to hunt in Royal Forests, or as it became known, ‘royal playground’ whereas in Anglo-Saxon England this land had been common land where peasants could allow their animals to graze, take firewood and catch animals.
Level
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Level 1
1 - 2
Simple or generalised comment is offered about a similarity. [AO2]
Generalised information about the topic is included, showing limited knowledge and understanding of the periods. [AO1]
Level 2
3 - 4
Features of the period are analysed to explain a similarity. [AO2]
Specific information about the topic is added to support the comparison, showing good knowledge and understanding of the periods. [AO1]

2. Key difference or similarity
Explain one way in which poaching in Britain during the fifteenth century was similar to poaching during the seventeenth century
Key difference or similarity
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Explain one way in which policing was similar in the sixteenth century and eighteenth century
Key difference or similarity
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3. Explain one way in which laws against witchcraft in Britain during the sixteenth century and eighteenth century were similar
Key difference or similarity
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Explain one similarity between crimes against property in the early modern period and crimes against property in the modern period
Key difference or similarity
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4. Key difference or similarity
Explain one way in which smuggling in Britain during the 18th century was similar to smuggling during the 20th century
Key difference or similarity
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Explain one difference between community methods of law enforcement used in the 18th century compared to those used in the 20th century
Key difference or similarity
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5. Explain one similarity between the methods of punishment used in the late medieval period compared to those used in the early modern period
Key difference or similarity
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Explain one difference between crimes against property in the 11th century compared to those in the 17th century
Key difference or similarity
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6. Explain one similarity between the methods of policing used in the 18th century compared to those used in the early modern period
Key difference or similarity
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Explain one difference between punishments used in the medieval period compared to those used during the Industrial Revolution
Key difference or similarity
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7. Explain one way in which conditions in prisons were different in the mid 19th and late 20th centuries.
Key difference or similarity
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Explain one way in which treatment of witchcraft in the period was similar to the treatment of conscientious objectors in the 20th century.
Key difference or similarity
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8. Explain one way in which the aims of punishment were similar in the late 18th century and the late middle ages.
Key difference or similarity
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Explain one way in which policing methods were different in the 19th Century and the later middle ages
Key difference or similarity
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9. Explain one way that punishment in medieval England was similar to punishment in the 17th century.
Key difference or similarity
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Explain one way policing was similar in Tudor England and in early 18th century England
Key difference or similarity
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10. Example practice questions from section B of the Crime an Punishment exam (Paper 1)
This includes
4 mark question
12 mark questions
16 mark questions