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one of the punishments in victorian schools was the dunce hat the teacher made the child stand still with a big hat that had a big d on it for dunce if they moved they got whipped and they had no food or drink for the hole day.
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What are some slave punishments?
Some of the slave punishments were;beatenshackledwhippedsolda metal ring placed around the neck with bells attached for slaves who run awaybroken legs and ankles to prevent a slave from running away.
What were some punishments in helping slaves escape to freedom?
They went to Burger King.
What were some of the punishments that slaves got?
Some were hunted down by bloodthirsty dogs and they did dismemberment ( cut 1 of your body parts).
What were some punishments that slaves suffered from?
They would be whipped, tied up, beaten, shot, branded, food deviation and many more.
What were some responsibilities of the freedmen's bureau?
building schools for former slaves!
Why did some Victorian schools close at 4pm in the winter?
why did some Victorian schools close at 4pm at winter
What are the differences between Victorian schools and modern schools?
The children were given lots of different punishments like the cane, cleaning out the church, the bucket were they were hung in the air in a basket above their class and they would be given twice the work to do whilst they were in there! It really was a cruel life for Victorian school children so they slowly began banning these cruel punishments and sadly some of these punishments still go on in other countries.
What special events were there that were important to poor Victorian children?
schools because rich Victorian children were more likely to get in than the poor but some poor got into schools anyway
What would a Victorian child like about being at a school?
There were some good schools for boys, for example, grammer schools and public schools. Only richer families could afford to pay the school fees, though some schools gave free places to poor boys. Poor girls did not go to school when the Victorian age began meaning they had little education
Who ran schools in Victorian times?
your daddy Another rubbish answer....if you mean who other then teachers were involved in schools, then it depended on the school.....some were supported by the church, some were supported by a committee of local wealthy people
Are saints Victorian?
There are some Victorian era saints but not all saints are Victorian.
When do schools in Bendigo start and in which month do they end?
Bendigo is in Victoria, and its term dates are the same as all Victorian schools unless, in the case of some independent schools, the school specifies otherwise. For a list of term dates for Victoria, see the related link below.
Did the Gladiators Fight Only in Rome or did they go fight in other places?
Sometimes. Some of the gladiatorial schools were close to the main arena when they would fight. However it was not unknown for gladiators to be transported some distance from their schools, especially when a large show was being held.Sometimes. Some of the gladiatorial schools were close to the main arena when they would fight. However it was not unknown for gladiators to be transported some distance from their schools, especially when a large show was being held.Sometimes. Some of the gladiatorial schools were close to the main arena when they would fight. However it was not unknown for gladiators to be transported some distance from their schools, especially when a large show was being held.Sometimes. Some of the gladiatorial schools were close to the main arena when they would fight. However it was not unknown for gladiators to be transported some distance from their schools, especially when a large show was being held.Sometimes. Some of the gladiatorial schools were close to the main arena when they would fight. However it was not unknown for gladiators to be transported some distance from their schools, especially when a large show was being held.Sometimes. Some of the gladiatorial schools were close to the main arena when they would fight. However it was not unknown for gladiators to be transported some distance from their schools, especially when a large show was being held.Sometimes. Some of the gladiatorial schools were close to the main arena when they would fight. However it was not unknown for gladiators to be transported some distance from their schools, especially when a large show was being held.Sometimes. Some of the gladiatorial schools were close to the main arena when they would fight. However it was not unknown for gladiators to be transported some distance from their schools, especially when a large show was being held.Sometimes. Some of the gladiatorial schools were close to the main arena when they would fight. However it was not unknown for gladiators to be transported some distance from their schools, especially when a large show was being held.
What were some of the punishments imposed on prisioners?
Some of the punishments imposed on prisoners were refusing to give them food and water. Also, they could be put in solitary confinement.
Were there punishments in schools during the 1960's?
Prep schools discipline was really strick. If any little slip up in class you would get in trouble. You would get hit by a thick, black strap.
In Victorian England what is a public school?
A 'public school' in Victorian England was, ironically, what we would refer to today as a 'private school' - i.e. a fee paying independent school. Some of the great public schools of the Victorian era, all of which still exist today, are Eton, Harrow, Rugby, Repton, Christs Hospital and Westminster. The schools listed are still referred to as 'public schools' and not private schools. There is a subtle difference between the two. A public school is a very exclusive private school and has to be a member of the 'Headmaster's Conference' to be classified as a public school. A 'public school' in the US would be called a 'state school' in the UK (which includes England).
If you stole something what were some of the punishments in 1770?
Punishment was largely at the discretion of the judge. Some of the punishments for stealing in 1770 were paying restitution, fines, whipping, and imprisonment.
