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37 death sentences

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300 death sentences

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191 executions

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there were 715 executions

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There were 1289 executions

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many developing countries abolished or limited the death penalty

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more executions than ever in America

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a revival in exercising the death penalty

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The cyanide gas was introduced

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many states reduced the number of capital crimes

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executions were carried out by shooting

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Ib Birkedal Larsen (a man that had collaborated with the germans during world war 2) was executed by a firing squad

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The death penalty in Denmark was legally abolished

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Last execution in Denmark (apart from the reinforcement)

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stealing or cutting down trees was punished by death

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Sir Thomas Dale made the death penalty stricter so you could be killed for minor crimes (trading with indians, stealing grapes, killing chickens)

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Captain George Kendall was executed

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British Settlers came to America and brought capital punishment with them

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hanging

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crucifixion, drowning, beating, burning and impalement