Industrial Crime and the Police Force: Timeline & Chronology
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A timeline-based worksheet exploring the development of the police force in relation to industrial crime, encouraging students to explain, compare, analyse, and outline key events.
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Industrial Crime and the Police Force: Timeline & Chronology
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Timeline of Industrial Crime and Police Development
Source A: Early Industrial Crime and Police Beginnings
'During the early 19th century, rapid industrialization led to a rise in crimes such as theft, fraud, and violence associated with factories and urban growth.' Provenance: Historical overview from a GCSE textbook, 2020.
Source B: The Introduction of the Metropolitan Police
'In 1829, Sir Robert Peel established the Metropolitan Police Force, aiming to reduce crime and improve urban safety.' Provenance: Official government document, 1829.
Source C: The Factory Acts and Law Enforcement
'The Factory Acts of the 1830s and 1840s increased regulation of industrial workplaces, leading to more inspections and enforcement actions.' Provenance: Parliamentary records, 1833-1844.
Source D: The Rise of Detective Work
'By the late 19th century, detective agencies and specialised police units became prominent in tackling industrial crime.' Provenance: Historical analysis by a crime historian, 2018.
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