Exam 2: The Development of the Modern Police Institution: Controlling the Dangerous Classes

In what ways are the war on gangs and war on drugs illustrations of the theme of this book, controlling the dangerous classes?

Discuss some of the major factors that led to the formation of professional policing in the United States and England during the 19th century.

The Tythingman was a kind of policeman which existed in England prior to the Norman invasion.

The growth of full-time policing in the 19th century stemmed mainly from the problem of drugs.

Among the most noteworthy changes in policing after the establishment of the London Metropolitan Police Department included:

The Metropolitan Police of London:

What was COINTELPRO?

In what ways have the police functioned as agents of class control?

The breakup of the Black Panther Party during the late 1960s and early 1970s was led by the FBI.

Among the forms of policing in Europe existing prior to the formation of the London Metropolitan Police included which of the following?

Among the reforms accomplished during the Progressive Era that concerned policing included which of the following?

The concept of "kin-police" refers to a "mutual pledge" system.

Critically evaluate the movement known as the "Progressive Era."

Which of the following is not an example of police reforms during the Progressive Era?

During the Progressive Era, such reforms as the regulation of the railroad and the communications industry, were supported by:

In early English society, villagers responding to the tythingman's "hue and cry" were often given rewards. This system was called: