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C&P Section 3
Enforcing Law and Order
Question | Answer |
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Who passed an act to create a force of paid watchmen to patrol the streets of London in 1663? | Charles II |
What were the paid watchmen in London known as? | The Charleys, because they were made compulsory by Charles II |
Name two famous thief takers. | Charles Hitchen (1675-1727) and Jonathan Wild (1683-1725) |
Who set up the Bow Street Runners and when? | Henry and John Fielding in the second half of the eighteenth century |
When was the Metropolitan Police set up? | 1829 |
When was it made compulsory to set up formal police forces across the country? | 1856 |
Name three events that convinced people that a formal police force was needed. | The French Revolution of 1789, the Peterloo Massacre of 1819 and the Newport Rising of 1839 |
How many police officers were there in 1900? | 46,800 |
How many police forces were there across England and Wales in 1900? | 243 |
There were two key acts in the twentieth century that significantly reduced the number of police forces in England and Wales. Name the first. How many forces were there as a result? | The first was the 1946 Police Act and reduced the number of police forces in England and Wales to 117 |
There were two key acts in the twentieth century that significantly reduced the number of police forces in England and Wales. Name the second. How many forces were there as a result? | The second was the 1964 Police Act and reduced the number of police forces in England and Wales to 47 |
How many police forces are there in England and Wales today? | 43 |
When was the National Police Training College set up? | 1947 |
When were the first female police officers? | 1919 |
What percentage of police officers are female today? | 29% |
When were the Neighbourhood Watch Schemes introduced? | 1982 |
When were Police Community Support Officers (PCSOs) introduced? | 2002 |
When was the DNA national database set up? | 1995 |