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Key words for GCSE History
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crime |
A crime is an action that is against the law.
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punishment |
A punishment is a penalty given to someone who has committed a crime.
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local |
A local community is a group of people living in a particular area.
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community |
A local community is a group of people living in a particular area.
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Neighbourhood
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The Neighbourhood Watch was set up to prevent local crime.
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Watch |
The Neighbourhood Watch was set up to prevent local crime.
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pick-pocketing |
Pick-pocketing is stealing from someone's pockets.
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compensation |
Compensation is paid to a victim or victim's family.
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hard |
Hard labour is a form of punishment.
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labour
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Hard labour is a form of punishment.
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smuggling |
The act of bringing illegal goods into a country is called smuggling.
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piracy |
Piracy is the act of robbing ships at sea.
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fraud |
Fraud is the act of tricking someone to gain something (such as money) from them.
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poaching |
Poaching is illegal hunting.
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hoax |
A hoax is a trick.
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counterfeit |
Counterfeit means fake.
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treason |
Treason refers to crimes against the monarch or government.
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heresy |
Heresy is the crime of holding illegal religious beliefs.
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