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This essay is based on the bloody code, it’s about crimes that have been made but also got big punishments for such as if someone had been murded, shot the person that did the crime may be put to the death row or have a pill to get put to sleep then slowly die. But if someone steals the person would either get hung in public or a body part chopped off. It really just depends on what the person stole and how bad the crime was.
The origins of the bloody code date back to the regin of King Henry VII, where a number of crimes were a punishment by any death. However, during the 18th century when the bloody code became used more the goverment sought to increase social order and put people off the thought of crimes. Since you most definltely don’t want a limb chopped off!
Many of these crimes were seen as against property, there for justifying the harsh punishment. The code also introuduced transportation so the people who did a crime were sent off into boats and ferrys and got to colonies such as Australia and America. Just like some of the first bits we talked about, it was not uncommon for the punishment to be carried out in a public execution, such like: Hanging, drawing and quartering. This was done in public places and often attract the large crowds so they knew not to do crimes.
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6/30/23
Hello readers, how has your day been?
This last week in Social Studies our hurumanu have been learning about Jack the Ripper real name Aaron Kosminski. He was a unidentified serial killer, it started back in the 1800’s. Some of his nicknames are Leather Apron and The WhiteChapel Murderer.
I think something I did well was the researching and finding all the good infomation throughout sos. Whilst something I think I could do better with is to much conversation. I have made a crimical profile for him on canva, hope you all like it.
Was there anything else you have found intresting or new you foundabout this? If so please leave a comment, have a nice rest of your day!
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20.7.23
Under this topic this semester in murder and mayhem, we were looking into why was New Zealand so Significant for world war one. Our teacher set us some questions and researching into this subject. Without anymore explaining here is my answers.
World War one
For four years, from 1914 to 1918, World War I began across Europe’s western and eastern fronts after growing stress and then the assassination of Archduke Frans Ferdinand of Austria starting the war unfortunately. In October 1914 the group of 8,454 soldiers left New Zealand for the other side of the world.
The war marked central powers, mostly Germany, Austria-Hungary, and Turkey against the Allies, mainly France, Great Britain, Russia, Italy, Japan, and, from 1917, the United States.
New Zealand was a part of the British Empire, and when Britain declared war on germany. In August 1914 , that meant New Zealand was at war too.
Why was WWI significant to New Zealand?
The first world war was one of the most significant events of the 20th century’s and had a quaky impact on New Zealand society. 10 percent of the population was 1.1 million set out overseas, of which more than 18,000 died. There were also over 40,000 hospitalisations required for injury or illness. There was also an impact on families.
The loss for New was really big. 5% of the military men of its military guys died and many were wounded. New Zealanders were proud of their country’s part in the war, and a sense of national identity had increased.
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Bonjour readers,
Hope you all are doing well, this week into murder and mayhem we our researching into a new topic called: War in Gallipoi. For one of these activitys we had to do was select one of the muesum giants from Te Papa and make a poster about them. With answering some questions about who they were before the war, during the war, after the war, etc. I have created my poster on canva about Jack Dunn. Please be free to write some questions down that I haven’t made my point in. Here is my link onto the poster!
It was a crazy time back then and hope that our planet present time make better choices. What did you guys think about my poster? Did it have some intresting infomation? Thank you readers for looking into my blog once again, stay safe and have a good day. Bye for now!
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Hello readers,
The past few days in social studies we have been researching about the Gallipoli campaign. This slide I have done is for our report job and I think I did a pretty good job, here it is!
Did you all find something intresting in there? If you did please write a comment down. Thank you all for reading todays murder and mayhem, bye!