Rules Set by the government under DORA
- talk about naval or military affairs in public places
-spread rumours about military affairs
-trespass on railways or bridges
-light bonfires or fireworks
-trespass on allotments
-melt down gold or silver
-give bread to dogs, horses or chickens
-government could try any civilian breaking these laws
-government could take possession of any land or factory it needed
-they could censor newspapers and media
-it introduced British summer time to give more time for daylight work in the evening
-people couldn't fly kites
-people couldn't buy binoculars
-couldn't use invisible ink when writing abroad
-couldn't ring church bells
-couldn't buy whisky or brandy in a railway room or similar place
-it cut down on pub opening hours
-watered down beer
-banned 'rounds' of drinks

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Detailed notes for the second GCSE History exam, one of the three topics: The Homefront.