c1900-present: Modern Britain (Edexcel GCSE History): Flashcards

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Crime in modern Britain
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3 types of changes Britain experienced since 1900

Social, technological, and economic changes

Modern crime shows both ___ and ___

Continuity and change

Year drink-driving was made illegal

1872

Type of crime created by internet technology

Cybercrime

Scale advantage of cybercrime over traditional crime

Can target thousands simultaneously

3 types of cybercrime mentioned

Online theft, fraud, extortion

Traditional goods still smuggled (2 examples)

Cigarettes and alcohol

Illegally transporting individuals into/around country

People smuggling

Forcing people into labour, prostitution, or crime

Human trafficking

Date of 7/7 London bombings

July 7, 2005

Number killed in 7/7 London attacks

52 people

Number injured in 7/7 London attacks

Approximately 770

Number of suicide bombers in 7/7 attacks

Four

3 modern factors increasing terrorism's potential scale

Modern weapons, efficient transport, instant communication

Historical example of terrorism in British history

Gunpowder Plot

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