During the Elizabethan era, crimes were met with severe consequences including fines, public humiliation, torture, and even death. Which of the following offenses was punishable by execution?

Explanation

In Elizabethan times, various offenses were met with different punishments. Skipping church, public drunkenness, and a woman loudly confronting her husband were considered minor offenses and punished accordingly. However, stealing a horse was regarded as a serious crime and was punishable by death.