In the late 16th century and beginning of the 17th century.
They are only important to learn about, so that you can better understand the cruelty of humanity. Especially humanity influenced by a shared opinion, a.k.a. peer pressure.
Matthew Hopkins, d. 1647, was an English witchhunter whose career flourished in the time of the English Civil War. He held, or claimed to hold, the office of "Witch-finder General", though this was not a title ever bestowed by Parliament (despite him having to have some form of official jurisdiction), conducting witch-hunts in the counties of Suffolk, Essex, Norfolk and other eastern counties of England.
it is false because they had a trade over the mayas in the early 1600s
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There are witch hunts in part of Sub-Saharan Africa. India is another place that still practices witch hunts. In 2010, India had an 150 and 200 women killed during witch hunts.
There are actual witch hunts going on today in some parts of the world, though the people of the rest of the world know better than to hunt for actual witches. There are things metaphorically called witch hunts going on today in parts of the world where people know better than to hunt for actual witches. Sometimes the things metaphorically called witch hunts are worse. There is a link to an article on witch hunts below.
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a person employed to carry out witch-hunts and identify witches.
Witch hunt actually originates from with hunts in past centuries. From 1480 to 1750 is considered the classical period of witch hunts. The last executions happened in the 18th century.
Do you mean 1692?
Salem, Massachusetts
Innocent people are accused
Old Salem, Massachussetts.
No, there wasn't.
The Salem witch hunts happened in the English colony of Massachusetts, in what is now the USA.
There have been many different witch hunts but the most commonly known one was from about 1480 to 1700.