History, asked by danaitteklu20, 2 months ago

the main purpose of punishment in the period 1000-1700 was to deter people from committing crime .how far do you agree?​

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Answered by abidrumaisa7
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Changing definition of crimes in the Early Modern period was due to religion. Law enforcement changed little in the period 1000-1700. In the period 1500-1700 the main purpose of punishment was rehabilitation. The most important factor in explaining witch hunts in the years 1500-1700 was the power of the king.

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Answered by Anonymous
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Norman Crimes

The King started to take more control over law and order and wanted to ensure people were loyal to him. Punishments were harsher. William brought in the Forest laws which for- bade hunting in the King's forests and the Murdrum Law which valued the life of a Norman above the live of anyone else.

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