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Q: How did the Azande use witchcraft accusations as a mean of social control?
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When and in what type of social environment did the accusations of witchcraft occur?

the past


When and in what type of social environment did the accusation of witchcraft occur?

Witch accusations began through religion in England countless innocent women were burned at the stake. Unfortunately it came across to the New World. The social environment was one of strong religious belief.


What are the social fuctions of witchcraft?

Witchcraft has many social functions. It can be used to help calm someone who is angry, make someone sad happy, or make the unlucky lucky.


Why did people believe in witchcraft in Stuart England?

Its easier to explain unfortunate events, people seek an explanation and that's the easiest approach. Its a form of social control, like religion and laws.


What has the author Jacob Daniel Krige written?

Jacob Daniel Krige has written: 'The social function of witchcraft' -- subject(s): Lobedu, Witchcraft


What Social and religious factors are given to account for the harsh response to witchcraft?

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What is external social control and give an example of this?

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Social learning theory vs social control theory?

Social learning theory and social control theory are different.


Theory about social control by Edward A. Ross?

social control theory by A. Ross


What are the agents of social control?

The agents of Social Control are Religion, Law and Education


What is meant by social control?

Social control refers to a control that is either exerted passively or actively by an action of a group.


What has the author Arnold Crowther written?

Arnold Crowther has written: 'Yorkshire customs' -- subject(s): Folklore, Social life and customs 'The secrets of ancient witchcraft, with the witches' Tarot' -- subject(s): Witchcraft