PPT-Ducking a Witch (18thC chapbook)

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The Historians Toolkit Block 2 lecture Beat Kümin Patterns of witchcraft prosecutions Block Objective for this week think about why we study early modern history

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The Historians Toolkit Block 2 lecture Beat Kümin Patterns of witchcraft prosecutions Block Objective for this week think about why we study early modern history and how we makes sense of the apparent strangeness of witchcraft belief. Ducking of a main stereo or surround sound signal by a line level microphone or by a pre recorded announcement ad input 51 to stereo Fail Over Switch Over 2x Stereo Fail Over Switch Over 51 Ducking to C LR or LCR 2x Stereo ducking Detection in the Salem Witch Trials. Here are ten ways their verdict was ascertained:. Thanks. . to . http://listverse.com/2012/07/27/10-tests-for-guilt-used-at-the-salem-witch-trials/. . Spectral Evidence. This type of evidence is based on claims by accusers that they would see the individual accused of witchcraft in dreams or visions doing the Devil’s bidding. The argument against this was that the Devil could take any shape, while the counter-argument was that the Devil could not inhabit an individual’s body without their permission. This form of evidence was somehow enough to convict several accused during the time it was deemed plausible. (When it was later thrown out, the conviction rate decline severely and hastened the trials’ conclusion.). Do Now. With your small groups, answer the questions:. When you think of witches, what comes to mind?. 2) What were the Salem Witch Trials? (Summarize). The Salem Witch Trials. 1692. Which Witch is Which?. APEURO. Continuing Superstition. Witch Hunts!. A. 70,000-100,000. people killed between 1400 and 1700. B. Causes: WHY?. 1) Popular Belief in Magic. a. “Cunning folk” had been common in European villages for centuries; played a positive role in helping villagers deal with tragedies such as plagues, famines, physical disabilities, and impotence. Salem, Massachusetts. January 20, 1692 – November 25, 1692. . The village minister’s daughter, . Betty Paris. , and his niece, . Abigail. , became suddenly “ill”. The town’s doctor could not confirm a diagnosis so it was said that they were under the influence of . Trials. How to Spot a Witch. Is the suspect a woman?. Does she have a pet?. Does she have a wart? (Or a mole, ‘Devil’s mark’?). Is she middle aged?. Is she independent?. Has she stopped going to church?. Adapted from Benjamin . Miller, . ITF, Fall . 2012. Editing audio. You learned how to edit in . GarageBand. . way back at the Tech Fair: it’s a lot of drag-and-drop, plus . ⌘T to split and ⌘J to . When did the events of the Salem Witch Trials take place?. The Salem Witch Trials occurred in 1692. . What happened in the Salem witch trials?. Salem . Witch . Trials- series . of hearings and prosecutions of people who were accused of . The Salem Witch Trials took place in Colonial Massachusetts between 1692 and 1693. More than 200 people were accused of practicing witchcraft – 20 were executed. Trials have become the prime example of paranoia and injustice. What were some beliefs about witchcraft and witches people held in the past?. Belief in magic was almost universal in the past.. Almost all cultures believed that you could use supernatural means, to help make crops grow or to make humans or animals fertile.. H. eppard. What were some beliefs about witchcraft and witches people held in the past?. Witches were believed to be agents of Satan on Earth.. Anyone could be a witch.. Witches can force others to do their will.. The Historian’s Toolkit: Block 2 lecture. Beat . Kümin. . TYPES . & PATTERNS of . witchcraft. . lecture . oUTLINE. Religion and ‘White’ Magic in Europe. ‘Black’ Magic and Cavorting with the Devil. Na Nuchihewe Maxkamen Hitkwetet by Sarah Babinski Lomewe, ah pu nuchihewe ok wiku tekenink. Wulhatuna wisahkimikte alukwepi ok Long ago, she exists a witch and she lived in the Click this symbol on pages to connect to external YouTube videos.. Click this PDF symbol ( . now. ) to access the supporting student resources, PowerPoint and worksheets.. Click to return to the main menu..

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