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How did witchcraft spread in 17th century?
It was spread by books and gossip.
What were some forms of punishment for witchcraft in the 17th century?
burning at the stake or drowning. With burning at the stake, the fires were kept low so the victim would die from the smoke, not the flames
Why did witchcraft increase in the 17th century?
because a disease broke out
What 17th century wooden structure was used for punishment?
pillory
What is witchcraft in the 17th century?
The same as it ever was. A myth. A belief by the ignorant. Unfortunately it is still a belief by some people today
What factors contributed to the witchcraft hysteria in the late 17th century Salem?
17th century Salem had a combination of isolation, lack of scientific knowledge, and a fear of outside change and influence that lead to witchcraft hysteria. Witches became the representation of a hidden evil or dangerous new idea that would corrupt the stability of the community.
What century is 1608 in?
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Why then did the English still have kings practicing absolutism until the end of the 17th century?
The monarchy often went around the Magna Carta Laws
Why did the English still have kings practicing absolutism until the end of the 17th century?
The monarchy often went around the Magna Carta Laws
What century is 1675?
17th century.
What was a familiar in the 17th century?
In the 17th century, a familiar referred to a supernatural entity or spirit that was believed to assist witches or sorcerers in their magical practices. Often depicted as a small animal or demon, familiars were thought to help with spells, provide guidance, and even act as a conduit for dark powers. The concept was common in witchcraft trials, where individuals accused of witchcraft were often said to have a familiar that aided them in their alleged maleficence. This belief contributed to the widespread fear and persecution of individuals accused of witchcraft during this period.
Which 17th-century value is most clearly shown in Robinson Crusoe?
Being religious, which is shown by Crusoe constantly pondering God's punishment
