PPT-Witch Hunts!

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APEURO Continuing Superstition Witch Hunts A 70000100000 people killed between 1400 and 1700 B Causes WHY 1 Popular Belief in Magic a Cunning folk had been common

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APEURO Continuing Superstition Witch Hunts A 70000100000 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. Controlled Hunts, Special Hunts, Tags and Permits WomenThe European Witch Hunts, enclosure and the rise of capitalism Lady Stardust past tense Please reproduce, spread, use all or part of this text, (so long as it Amy, Rebecca, and Devin. Important Facts. Initial Velocity: 30 m/s. Initial Velocity in the X Direction: 10.26 m/s. Initial Velocity in the Y Direction: 28.19 m/s. Displacement of X: 59.03m. Time: 5.753 s. The notion of a good or evil, evil or good, paradox is seemingly one of the most common literary elements in literature and one that can be the most perplexing but necessary so that balance is achieved or restored to the universe.. By. Caty Britt. Princess the Prince and the Witch. Once upon a time there lived ,a princess named Sierra, a prince named Matthew and a witch named Serra. When Sierra was 6 years old she had to stay with her Aunt Misty in Lolly-town a little town on the outside of Sierra’s kingdom because the evil witch was attacking the people of the kingdom. . 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 . Fairy Tale Characters. Let’s think about some of the greatest stories ever told…. What do you know about fairy tale heroes and heroines?. The Hero?. The Heroine?. Guess which story?. The Gingerbread Man. 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?. Written . B. y:. Stasia Bussard. Judy and the Banana Witch. Once upon a time there was a girl named Judy .And the Banana witch .The Banana witch gave Judy a poisoned banana to eat and put a cure on her .one day after school Judy found a trail in the valley that led to a field full of bananas. A prince came upon Judy and kissed her and unlocked the spell .The prince and Judy lived happily ever after.. th. Century. Trends. The Long 16. th. Century. 1450-1650 Steady Population Growth. 1650-1750 Leveled off. 1750 began to grow again. Population in cities grew faster than in the countryside. Nuclear families. Study (2015). [!J. . Produce. . market. New. . York. . Cit. y. Termina. l. Produce. . Cooperative. . Market. D. . Meat. . market. Hunts. . Point. . Cooperativ. e. Meat. . Market. D. . F. Who Really Moves the . Ouija . Board?. The devil gives people powers. The devil grants loyalty if those with the “powers” harm others. Historical Context. A "witchcraft craze" rippled through Europe from the 1300s to the end of the 1600s. . 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. . 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.

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