Police Test 1
Police Test 1
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1. T/F, From the nine- True
teenth century through
the mid-1930, the po-
lice served the inter-
est of businessmen and
were used to harass la-
bor unions and break
strikes.
2. T/F, Germans had the False
greatest influence in
the development of
American policing.
3. During the political era Patronage
in American policing, lo-
cal politicians rewarded
their friends with jobs
on the police force. This
practice was known as
_____.
4. The early method of Watch
policing used to guard
against fires, crimes,
and disorder through-
out the day was known
as the _____
5. In response to increas- Carry firearms
ing citizen violence dur-
ing the late 1800s, po-
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lice officers began to
_____
6. The great innovation of Crime prevention
Robert Peel's new po-
lice, the London Metro-
politan Police, was its
mission of _____.
7. American policing is a English heritage
product of _____
8. Pennsylvania is noted Starting the first modern state police force
for
9. During the nineteenth Corruption
century, a major issue
for political reformers
of the police was _____
10. Almost every other Local control
country in the world
has a centralized police
force. In American polic-
ing, there is a tradition
of _____.
11. Which of the follow- They were selected entirely on the basis of their political connections.
ing statements is true
about police officers
during the political era
in American policing?
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12. The most important Community policing
new development in
policing in the 1980s
and 1990s was the ad-
vent of _____
13. The concept of _____ Problem-oriented policing
holds that instead
of thinking in terms
of global concepts
such as crime and
disorder, the police
should address particu-
lar problems and, work-
ing with neighborhood
partners, develop cre-
ative responses to each
one.
14. T/F, Highway patrols True
are defined as agen-
cies having statewide
authority to enforce traf-
fic regulations and ar-
rest non-traffic violators
under their jurisdiction.
15. T/F, The requirement False
that police officers ad-
vise criminal suspects
of their rights before in-
terrogation was estab-
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Police Test 1
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1. T/F, From the nine- True
teenth century through
the mid-1930, the po-
lice served the inter-
est of businessmen and
were used to harass la-
bor unions and break
strikes.
2. T/F, Germans had the False
greatest influence in
the development of
American policing.
3. During the political era Patronage
in American policing, lo-
cal politicians rewarded
their friends with jobs
on the police force. This
practice was known as
_____.
4. The early method of Watch
policing used to guard
against fires, crimes,
and disorder through-
out the day was known
as the _____
5. In response to increas- Carry firearms
ing citizen violence dur-
ing the late 1800s, po-
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Police Test 1
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lice officers began to
_____
6. The great innovation of Crime prevention
Robert Peel's new po-
lice, the London Metro-
politan Police, was its
mission of _____.
7. American policing is a English heritage
product of _____
8. Pennsylvania is noted Starting the first modern state police force
for
9. During the nineteenth Corruption
century, a major issue
for political reformers
of the police was _____
10. Almost every other Local control
country in the world
has a centralized police
force. In American polic-
ing, there is a tradition
of _____.
11. Which of the follow- They were selected entirely on the basis of their political connections.
ing statements is true
about police officers
during the political era
in American policing?
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Police Test 1
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12. The most important Community policing
new development in
policing in the 1980s
and 1990s was the ad-
vent of _____
13. The concept of _____ Problem-oriented policing
holds that instead
of thinking in terms
of global concepts
such as crime and
disorder, the police
should address particu-
lar problems and, work-
ing with neighborhood
partners, develop cre-
ative responses to each
one.
14. T/F, Highway patrols True
are defined as agen-
cies having statewide
authority to enforce traf-
fic regulations and ar-
rest non-traffic violators
under their jurisdiction.
15. T/F, The requirement False
that police officers ad-
vise criminal suspects
of their rights before in-
terrogation was estab-
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