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Attitudes to crime and punishment: Eduqas GCSE History questions

Every Eduqas GCSE History exam question on Attitudes to crime and punishment, 2018–2025, with its mark scheme and examiner’s report.

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  1. Q1

    June 2024 · Component 2E

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    June 2023 · Component 2E

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    Autumn 2021 · Component 2E

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    Autumn 2020 · Component 2E

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    June 2019 · Component 2E

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    June 2018 · Component 2E

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All 6 questions on Attitudes to crime and punishment, as a list
  1. June 2024, Component 2E, Q1 (4 marks): Use Sources A, B and C to identify one similarity and one difference in changing attitudes to crime and punishment over time.
  2. June 2023, Component 2E, Q4 (9 marks): Explain why the abolition of the death sentence was introduced in 1965.
  3. Autumn 2021, Component 2E, Q2 (6 marks): Which of the two sources is the more reliable to an historian studying attitudes to crime and punishment over time? [In your answer you should refer to the cont
  4. Autumn 2020, Component 2E, Q4 (9 marks): Explain why attitudes towards the punishment of criminals changed in the 20th century.
  5. June 2019, Component 2E, Q5 (16 marks): Outline how attitudes to crime and punishment have changed from c.500 to the present day. [In your answer you should provide a written narrative discussing chan
  6. June 2018, Component 2E, Q1 (4 marks): Use Sources A, B and C to identify one similarity and one difference in changing attitudes to crime and punishment over time.

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