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Key words for GCSE History

crime A crime is an action that is against the law.
punishment A punishment is a penalty given to someone who has committed a crime.
local A local community is a group of people living in a particular area.
community A local community is a group of people living in a particular area.
Neighbourhood British English spelling The Neighbourhood Watch was set up to prevent local crime.
Watch The Neighbourhood Watch was set up to prevent local crime.
pick-pocketing Pick-pocketing is stealing from someone's pockets.
compensation Compensation is paid to a victim or victim's family.
hard Hard labour is a form of punishment.
labour British English spelling Hard labour is a form of punishment.
smuggling The act of bringing illegal goods into a country is called smuggling.
piracy Piracy is the act of robbing ships at sea.
fraud Fraud is the act of tricking someone to gain something (such as money) from them.
poaching Poaching is illegal hunting.
hoax A hoax is a trick.
counterfeit Counterfeit means fake.
treason Treason refers to crimes against the monarch or government.
heresy Heresy is the crime of holding illegal religious beliefs.

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crime
punishment
local
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Watch
pick-pocketing
compensation
hard
labour
smuggling
piracy
fraud
poaching
hoax
counterfeit
treason
heresy

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