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What punishments did the Anglo-Saxons give for stealing food?
They had the stocks
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.
What punishments did England impose on Boston?
everything
How does England get coffee?
by stealing it
What were the punishments for being a witch?
If you are in England then you burned at the stake. If in the US then you where hanged.
If someone stole from the incas what would happen to them?
Those caught stealing from the Incas could face severe punishments such as death, enslavement, or harsh physical punishments. The Incas enforced strict laws to protect their property and resources.
What is the punishment for stealing in other countries?
The punishment for stealing in other countries varies widely depending on the severity of the crime and the country's laws. Punishments can range from fines or community service to imprisonment or even corporal punishment in some places. It is important to research the specific laws and consequences in each country.
What should be the role of citizens in monitoring laws an punishments in New England governments?
The community formed a special court to judge the witchcraft cases.
Can you get sent on death row by stealing food in Middle Eastern countries?
No. There are physical punishments that used to be inflicted in some countries for theft such as in Somalia. These punishments could include the chopping off of hands. However, theft does not get a person the death penalty. There is no country in the Middle East in recent memory that has used a punishment other than incarceration (sometimes for decades) for theft.
Which leader issued strict punishments and a system wherby colonists could be given land if they agreed to farm it in the colony of Jamestown?
The leader was King George III of England.
When was corporal punishments baned in schools in the UK?
In state schools it was banned in 1987. In private schools it was banned in 1999 (England and Wales) and 2000 (Scotland).
What has the author J Sydney Taylor written?
J. Sydney Taylor has written: 'A comparative view of the punishments annexed to crime in the United States of America, and in England'
