Crime and Punishment - Whitechapel topic

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What were rookeries?

Overcrowded slum areas where houses were divided into apartments

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How much was paid in a doss house and how much sleep would you get in return?

4p for 8 hours

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What was the issue with the Peabody Estate?

The rents were too high

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Who could stay in the workhouses?

Those who could not afford doss houses, those too young to work for money

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What was the area that you could sleep in exchange for work?

The casual ward

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What did criminals often offer business owners?

Protection Rackets

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What is anarchism?

The political movement that wished to abolish the government and all forms of hierarchy

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How many people lived per house in a Whitechapel rookery on average?

7.5

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How many flats were created in the Peabody Estate?

287

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When was the Met police set up?

1829

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When was the detective branch formed?

1842

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What age could police recruits be?

21-32

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How tall did police recruits have to be?

5"9

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What does the CID stand for?

Criminal Investigation Department

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How many policemen per person were there in Whitechapel compared to in the rest of London?

300 in Whitechapel, 390 in the rest of London

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What division was Whitechapel in?

H division

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What was the name given to the helmets worn by the policemen in Whitechapel?

Custodian

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What colour were the Whitechapel police's uniforms?

Deep blue

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How long was a beat in the day?

30 minutes

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How many murders occurred per year in London compared to just in Whitechapel?

Less than 400 in London, 95 just in Whitechapel

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What were brothels?

Houses that prostitutes could use and be paid in.

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Who was Jack the Ripper's first victim?

Mary Nichols

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What year did the Ripper murders take place in?

1888

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What was the date of the double Ripper murders?

30th September 1888

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When were the Peabody Estates made?

1881

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How many flats were in the Peabody Estates?

287

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How many Russian Jews arrived in London from 1881-1891?

30 000

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Who were the two main groups of immigrants in London in the 1880s?

Irish fenians and Russian Jews

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When was the Whitechapel Vigilance Committee set up?

10th September 1888

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Who set up the Whitechapel Vigilance Committee?

George Lusk

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When was Mary Nichols mudered?

31st August 1888

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Who was murdered 31st August 1888?

Mary Nichols

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When was Annie Chapman murdered?

8th September 1888

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Who was murdered 8th September 1888?

Annie Chapman

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Who was murdered 30th September 1888?

Elizabeth Stride and Catherine Eddowes

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When was Jack the Ripper's double murder?

30th September 1888

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When was Mary Kelly murdered?

9th November 1888

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What did George Lusk do?

Set up the Whitechapel Vigilance Committee