Access to History: The Witchcraze of the 16th and 17th Centuries Second Edition
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Language
English
ISBN
9781510459137
Cover
Title Page
Copyright
Contents
Introduction: about this book
Chapter 1 Context
Chapter 2 Witch-hunting in early modern Europe
1 The rise of witch-hunting
2 The legal foundations of witch-hunting
3 Explanations for witch-hunting
Question practice: OCR
Question practice: Pearson Edexcel
Chapter 3 Popular culture in early modern Europe
1 The debate over popular culture(s)
2 Common cultures
3 Challenges to popular cultures
Question practice: OCR
Chapter 4 Witch-hunting in Europe
1 The dynamics of European witch-hunting
2 Witch-hunts in Trier, Würzburg, Bamberg and Cologne
Question practice: OCR
Question practice: Pearson Edexcel
Chapter 5 Witch-hunting in England
1 Witchcraft in early modern England
2 English witch-hunting 1560–1612
3 The Lancashire witches 1612
4 Matthew Hopkins and the East Anglian witch-hunt 1645–7
5 Key debate
Question practice: OCR
Question practice: Pearson Edexcel
Chapter 6 Witchcraft in Scotland and New England
1 The North Berwick witch-hunt
2 Witch-hunting in Scotland 1591–1670
3 The Salem witch trials
4 Key debate
Question practice: OCR
Question practice: Pearson Edexcel
Chapter 7 The end of witch-hunting
1 Reasons for the decline of European witch-hunting
2 The end of witch-hunting in England
Question practice: OCR
Question practice: Pearson Edexcel
Chapter 8 Conclusion
1 Reasons for the witchcraze
2 The nature of the persecutions
3 Reasons for the decline of witch-hunting
Question practice: OCR
Exam focus: OCR
Exam focus: Pearson Edexcel
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