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Jack The Ripper.


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Jack The Ripper.

... Dane Wilson Jack The Ripper Coursework 1. Describe Law and Order in the late 19th century! Law and Order in the late 19th Century was at it's highest since the 18th Century and was very severe and very common among the poor due to poverty. The crimes were quite petty but was mainly due to their status. The highest group in society was the Monarch and followed by them was the Baron and then the Middle Class and followed by the Lords and the Upper Class. These crimes happened to help feed the homeless and their families, they would have on average 20 people in a small house that had an attic and cellar. Even the working class would try to steal because of their poor wages. They would mainly try to steal food and drink to stay alive, these were the petty crimes but at the same time alot

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