Which type of source could tell you information about the population and types of work of the people in Whitechapel?

Which type of source could tell you more about the number and types of crimes that had taken place in Whitechapel in 1888?

Which type of source could tell you more about a crime from the Metropolitan Police's point of view?

Which type of evidence would help you find out more about the life of a Police Constable working for H Division in Whitechapel?

Name the newspaper published by the Metropolitan Police to put forward their true version of crimes and arrests.

Which key term should be used to describe exaggerated stories published by the illustrated newspapers?

In which year was the C.I.D (Criminal Investigation Department) created by the Metropolitan Police?

Who was put in charge as the Metropolitan Police Commissioner in 1886?

What was the approximate population of the Whitechapel district?

Out of a population of roughly 30,000 people, how many residents of Whitechapel were estimated to be homeless?

How would you best describe the streets of Whitechapel?

Which key term links to poor public health such as little running water or toilets?

What were the overcrowded slum areas of Whitechapel called?

Up to how many people could live in one 'apartment' building in the slum areas of Whitechapel?

Which type of housing simply offered a bed which could be rented by the night in poor conditions?

It was estimated that there were how many Lodging Houses (that offered simply a bed) in Whitechapel?

What was the name of the government law that helped improve housing in Whitechapel by clearing the slum housing?

What name was given to the improved housing created by the Artisan's Dwellings Act in 1875?

The new, improved Peabody Estate provided how many new blocks of flats for local residents of Whitechapel?

George Peabody, who paid for the improved Peabody Estate, was a wealthy businessman from which country?

What was Whitechapel's most famous factory?

Which term describes a cramped and dusty workshop, involving long hours, where clothes would be made.

Which sentence best describes work in Whitechapel?

Which building offered food and shelter in return for hard labour?

What were the residents of a workhouse called when they were in the workhouse?

Which two of the following statements is true of life in a workhouse?

The building of a workhouse was based on the design of which other type of building at this time?

Which key individual opened an orphanage for young boys in 1870?

What was the motto of every Barnado home?

Which of the following immigrant groups did NOT come to Whitechapel in the 1880s?

Which immigrant group in Whitechapel were known for their extreme Catholic beliefs who wanted freedom from the UK?

What type of work did many Irish immigrants take to when they arrived in Whitechapel?

Where originally were many immigrant Jews from before they came to Whitechapel?

What percentage of all Jewish immigrants to Britain, lived in Whitechapel?

The key term used to describe how immigrant groups move closely together, away from other local residents is what?

Pick TWO reasons why many local residents of Whitechapel came into conflict with the immigrant Jews.

What type of business did many Jewish immigrants run in Whitechapel?

On which day did Jewish immigrants have their holy day which was different to the local residents of Whitechapel?

Which key term describes the European revolutionary groups who wanted to attack the government.

Which particular part of the Metropolitan Police was created to tackle terrorist groups such as the Fenians and Anarchists?

Which political group became more popular in Whitechapel because they wanted to support workers and give workers more rights?

Who did many local residents of Whitechapel blame for the increasing unemployment and housing shortage?

Why was it almost impossible for the police to enforce the law against the illegal 'sweatshops' run by the Jews?

Which key term means to be 'anti-Jewish' and discriminate against the Jews?

Which immigrant group did many sensationalist Penny Dreadful newspapers often blame for the Jack the Ripper murders?

Which key term means to mock or make fun of current events happening?

How many different divisions was the Metropolitan Police split into?

Which division of the Metropolitan Police were the Whitechapel Police located in?

Which role of the Metropolitan Police would directly supervise H Division's 500 Police Constables (PCs)?

How many ordinary Police Constables (PCs) did H Division have (roughly)?

What key term best describes an ordinary police officer who would patrol Whitechapel?

Which of the following were part of the role of an ordinary Police Constable on his beat in Whitechapel?

Because of the poor pay and the area of Whitechapel, many new police recruits were of a high quality. True or false?

In which year was the Metropolitan Police created by the government?

Which of the following statements is true?

High levels of crime in Whitechapel were often a consequence of what?

What did many women do as the last resort to their poverty?

By 1888, it was estimated that how many prostitutes worked in the Whitechapel area?

Which problem led to many prostitutes having to seek dangerous 'backstreet abortions'?

Which type of alcohol was cheap, strong and highly available to the people of Whitechapel?

Which term describes a highly decorated shop which sold cheap and strong alcohol to the people of Whichchapel?

On the main Whitechapel Road, how many buildings were estimated to have sold alcohol in the 1880s?

Which key term describes a place where 'opium' was sold and smoked?

What did drunkenness often lead to for the people of Whitechapel?

Which of the following made the environment of Whitechapel difficult to police for H Division?

Which of the following TWO were real names of gangs in the Whitechapel area?

Which of the following terms describes a gang who would threaten violence to shop owners if they did not pay the gang money?

Who were the ordinary people of Whitechapel more afraid of which meant they did not always report crime to the police?

Which of the following statements best describes H Division police?

As well as tackling crime, which other 'social' issues did the Metropolitan police also have responsibility for?

What did the unpopular Metropolitan Police Act of 1867 force people to do (which everybody ignored - even the rich)?

Which of the following TWO jobs of the police made them VERY unpopular with the people of Whitechapel?

In which year did the 'Jack the Ripper' murders take place in Whitechapel?

Which of the 'Jack the Ripper' victims was completely mutilated and seen as the last victim of the serial killer?

Which weapon did the killer known as 'Jack the Ripper' always use?

What did all of the victims of 'Jack the Ripper' have in common?

Why was the killer given the name 'Jack the Ripper'?

Who was the CID inspector put in charge of the 'Jack the Ripper' murders?

How many letters and postcards were sent to the police and newspapers claiming to be from the killer 'Jack the Ripper'? (Making the job of the police even harder!)

What was the name of the famous letter sent to the newspapers which was published by the police to find someone who recognised the handwriting?

What did Police Commissioner Charles Warren order to happen to the message 'The Juwes are the men that will not be blamed for nothing' written after the death of Catherine Eddowes?

Which other police force were in competition with the Metropolitan Police to investigate the murders of Jack the Ripper?

Which of the following statements is true?

Name the police method of investigating a body straight after the death of a victim at the crime scene.

Which places did the police investigate thinking that the killer 'Jack the Ripper' had knowledge of the human body?

Which of the following statements about the police investigation is true?

What was the nickname of a main suspect of the 'Jack the Ripper' murders due to an item of clothing being left at the scene of a murder?

What term describes a place where police visited when they believed the killer 'Jack the Ripper' must be insane (mad)?

Which type of evidence was used by police to report the final cause of death written by a qualified doctor, using all the evidence from the body and the police?

What term describes the places set up by the police which offered free hot food in return for information about 'Jack the Ripper'?

What did Chief Inspector Swanson order the police to do after the 'double' murders of Elizabeth Stride and Catherine Eddowes on 30th September, 1888?

How did the local press (newspapers) often portray possible suspects of the murders?

The Police tried to disguise themselves as prostitutes to lure Jack the Ripper into a trap. True or false? (They even refused to shave off their moustaches!)

Who were Barnaby and Burgho?

Where were the two bloodhounds Barnaby and Burgho trained in their hunt to sniff out the killer?

Which of the following statements is true?

Which key term describes the use of scientific methods to investigate a crime?

The police had a wide range of 'forensic' methods such as finger printing and crime scene photography to solve the crimes of Jack the Ripper. True or false?

Which key term describes people trying to solve a crime themselves rather than letting the police do their job? (Think back to the American West)

What was the name of the group led by George Lusk, who tried to solve the Jack the Ripper murders themselves?

After which Jack the Ripper Murder were the Whitechapel Vigilance Committee set up to find the killer themselves?

What did the Whitechapel Vigilance Committee offer people for information about Jack the Ripper?

What did the Whitechapel Vigilance Committee do every night in Whitechapel in the hope of finding Jack the Ripper?

The main purpose (aim) of a Penny Dreadful was to do what?

The main purpose (aim) of a court record from the Old Bailey is to do what?

Eye Witness Accounts are always useful. True or false?