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Poaching — OCR History B Definition | GradeGen.AI

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History B
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Poaching

GCSEOCRJ411

Poaching

Key term for OCR GCSE History B, used in Conquest and control.

Definition

The crime of illegally hunting animals on land owned by the King or a lord, severely punished under Norman Forest Law.

Exam Context

Poaching appears in OCR GCSE History B revision content for The Norman Conquest (1065–1087), especially Conquest and control and Social structure.

The Norman Conquest (1065–1087)Conquest and control Social structure

Study Pathways

The Norman Conquest (1065–1087)

Conquest and control

Social structure

Crime and Punishment (c.1250–Present)

Industrial Britain, c.1750–c.1900

Crimes and criminals

Found in Revision Notes

The Norman Conquest (1065–1087)

Social structure

Conquest and control • Social structure

Crime and Punishment (c.1250–Present)

Crimes and criminals

Industrial Britain, c.1750–c.1900 • Crimes and criminals

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