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Paper 1: Crime and Punishment in England 1000-Present.

Percentage Ladder Unit 4 Paper 1: Crime and Punishment in England 1000 - present . Number of Marks I need to .. Prove it! 20 (16 for Q + 4 for SPaG) +Conclusion SPaG - Spell and punctuate accurately -Use and spell historical words correctly -writing is clear and organised Write 4 paragraphs. Use the examples given in the bullet points and an example from your own knowledge. Always explain how each example you write about agrees or disagrees with the statement in the question. End with a conclusion. 40%- First paragraph. Describe an example that agrees/disagrees with the statement. Explain how the example proves the statement is correct/incorrect On the one hand I disagree with the statement that the main purpose of Punishment during the period 1000 -1700 was to deter people from committing crimes.

Paper 1: Crime and Punishment in England 1000-Present. ... For example in the 18th century, luxury items that were legal were smuggled such as tea, brandy and silk. This is similar to the twentieth century except that it is more likely to be cigarettes, as well as …

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