httpvcpe2bnorgjustice How would you have punished criminals during the Industrial Revolution Key Words Punishment Treadmill Crank Gaol How are people punished today and what is its purpose ID: 376527
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Information about each punishment can be found on this website:
http://vcp.e2bn.org/justice/Slide2
How would you have punished criminals during the Industrial Revolution?
Key Words
Punishment
Treadmill
CrankGaolSlide3
How are people punished today and what is its purpose?Slide4
What is this a model of?Slide5
What types of evidence could be gathered against possible criminals?Slide6
Describe Victorian gaols using evidence from these picturesSlide7
How are these people being punished?Slide8
What is this punishment?Slide9
What was the purpose of this ship?Slide10
Describe life on prison ships using detail from this pictureSlide11
What punishment is this?Slide12
What sorts of crimes might lead to this punishment?Slide13
Task
http://vcp.e2bn.org/case_studies/
Go to this website
Choose a caseWatch/listen to the “The Case”Then click on the activities and discuss in groups
(Examples on the following slides)Slide14
John Walker – Onion Stealer?
Was Walker simply a poor man stealing food because he had nothing else to eat, or was he a hardened criminal and a menace to society?
Was Walker's
sentence of seven years penal servitude
fair? Why was his sentence so harsh in comparison? What do these sentences show us about the feelings of the authorities towards criminals and troublemakers?Slide15
The Case of Henry Catlin
What kind of childhood did Henry have and did his childhood experience make him commit the offenses?
Why was such a young person sentenced to such a long term of transportation?
What was it like to be transported?
What happened to Henry Catlin as a result of transportation?