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Statute of Labourers created a limit on how high a wae peasants could ask for; they could also not go to a neighbouring village in search of better pay

1351

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Heresy becomes illegal under King Edward III

1414

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Act of Supremacy causes heresy and treason to become intertwined

1534

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Henry VIII prosecutes protestants for heresy and catholics for treason if they do not accept him as the new head of the church

1509-47

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Edward VI executed leaders of rebellions for treason and two Catholics for heresy.

1547–53

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Mary I executed leaders of plots to replace her and many Protestants (almost 300) for heresy

1553–58

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Elizabeth I executed many ‘rebels’ for treason but far fewer for heresy.

1558–1603

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Act of Uniformity punishes those who do not attend the protestant church

1559

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James I executed many Catholics for treason

1503-25

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Vagrancy Act means that anyone out of work for more than 3 days could be sold into slavery for 2 years, branded with a V, flogged etc

1547

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Poor Laws put in place houses of correction for the deserving poor, the undeserving poor and neglected and punished

1601

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Game Act made poaching illegal

1671

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Thanksgiving Act means Catholics are forbidden to become clergy

1605

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Popish Recusants Act forces Catholics to practise C of E practises and swear allegiance to the crown

1606

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Hawkhurst Gang thrive in smuggling led by and Thomas King Smith

1735-49

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Black Act makes poaching a capital offence; prison or fine for blackening the face, and carrying snares and hunting dogs

1723

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Black Act repealed

1823

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Highway robbery reduces when given the death penalty

1722

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Highway robbery reduces when patrols are put on roads

1815

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Tolpuddle Martyrs cause forming a union to become illegal, they are prosecuted indirectly for this by charging them with a different crime

1834

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Witchcraft Act made witches merely tricksters- mostly just discriminated

1735

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Drink driving becomes illegal

1925

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Limit on how much alcohol is allowed to be consumed in order to drive

1967

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Domestic Violence Act allows people to ask for an injunction against a violent partner

1976

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Rape becomes included in marriage

1991

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Threatening behaviour (coercive control) becomes illegal

2014

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Abortion Act makes abortion legal if the child is to be born disabled or the mother is at risk

1967

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Abortion becomes legal until 28 weeks

1968

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Race Relations Act makes violence against another race a hate crime, because of wind rush etc

1968

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Racial and Religious Hatred Act includes religions in a racial hate crime

2006

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Misuse of Drugs Act made many drugs illegal, however class B drugs like marijuana are still social crimes

1971

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Sexual Offences Act made homosexuality legal for men over 21

1967

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Criminal Justice Act made homophobia a hate crime

2005

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Militant Service Act made it a crime during WW1 to refuse conscription

1916