Popular Culture & Witchcraze 16th & 17th Century — General Review ( WIP ) Flashcards

1
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what years & leaders were the witch hunts in Wurzburg?

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1616 — 1618, Von Mespelbrunn
1626 — 1631, Von Ehrenberg

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Was Wurzburg from below or above?

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from above ( to an extent ) and from below

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3
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How many victims in Wurzburg?

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1200 total, 900 with Ehrenberg

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Years & leaders of Bamberg?

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1616 — 1619, Von Ashhousen
1626 — 1632, Von Dornheim

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5
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Bamberg from below or above?

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Mostly above & both

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6
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How many victims in Bamberg?

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900 total, 300 burned +600

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years & leader of Ellwangen & Eichstatt?

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1603 — 1611, Von Westerstetten
1617 — 1632, Von Westerstetten

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Ellwangen & Eichstatt From below or above?

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From above x2

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9
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How many victims in Ellwangen & Eichstatt?

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625 total
450 + 175

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Years and leader of Trier?

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1581 — 1593, Von Schonenberg

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Was Trier from above or below?

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Below then involvement of archbishop = full blown

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12
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Victims of Trier?

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~ 360

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Years and leaders of Mainz & Fulda?

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1602 — 1604, AB of Mainz
1603 — 1606, Von Dernbach

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14
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Mainz & Fulda from below or above?

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Below and above ( chain reaction )

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15
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Victims in Mainz & Fulda?

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~650 total
400 + 250

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16
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Years and leader of Cologne?

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1626 — 1634, Von Bayern

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17
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Cologne from above or below?

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Typically seen as above

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18
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Victims of Cologne.

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~ 2000

19
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G- What was Summis Desiderantes?

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Papal bull issued by Pope Innocent VIII in 1484, declaring witchcraft as heresy

20
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G- what was Diet of Ausburg?

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Issued on 25th September 1555, stating religion of state should reflect religion of ruler

21
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G- What was the Code Carolina?

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Permitted use of torture in 1532

22
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G- How much did the population rose?

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By 25% in 1500-1600

23
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G- how much did inflation rise?

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By 180% from 1550 — 1600

24
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G- What was Malleus Malificium?

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‘Witch’s Hammer’ by Kramer in 1486, claiming witches posed a great threat to society. Instructed how to find, prosecute and punish them

25
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G- What was written by Reginald Scott?

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‘The Discoverie of witchcraft’ in 1584 sued Philosophy and Science to explain how there was no biblical foundation in witch hunting. Sovereignty of God = wrong to attribute supernatural powers to witches.

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H- When was the first witchcraft act?

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1542, introduced death penalty for conviction

27
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H- 2nd witchcraft act?

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1563, convicted of trying to cause harm by magic = imprisoned for 1 year (first offence, death for 2nd)

28
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H- last witchcraft act?

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1604, using magic to cause harm = capital offence => death penalty

29
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H- financial issues?

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Wheat +20%
grain +15%
Livestock +12%
Weekly assessments = 12x higher than Ship Money

30
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H- war issues?

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20 male adults in EA were recruited
Assize judges couldn’t leave London from 1642 - 1646

31
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who was Elizabeth Clarke?

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One legged, elderly widow accused of befalling John Rivet’s wife in winter 1644/5. Confessed to relations with devil 6//7 years and owned imps.

32
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other memorable victims from Hopkins hunt?

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Thomasine Ratcliffe — old, widowed beggar. Accused of drowning a child, confessed to sexual relations after 6 days and had teats
Elizabeth Warne — elderly widowed beggar, accused of making Landlord’s son ill
Nathaniel Bacon — confessed to lacy with devil for cash
Alexander Sussums — presented himself, asking to be searched and confessed to being sucked by Imps for 16 years

33
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What were some methods used by Hopkins to interrogate witches?

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Walking, sleep deprivation by watching, isolating victims, search women + swimming test

34
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What did John Gaule write about?

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Never denied existence of magic but disapproves of Hopkins’ methods — too many hunts were based on popular superstition rather than biblical teachings

35
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What and when was the court established to deal with Salem trials?

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The court of Oyer and Terminer in May 1692, it was set up by Governor Phipps

36
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What court was set up by who and when to put an end to the Salem hunt?

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The superior court of Judicature in Jan. 1693 by Governor Phips after his wife was accused. Willian Stoughton was chief justice. The court didn’t allow Spectral evidence

37
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S- When were all imprisoned released?

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May 1693

38
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What were the names and age of the girls in Salem?

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Betty Paris, 9
Abigail Williams, 11
Ann Putnam, 12

39
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Who were the first to be accused in Salem ?

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Tituba
Sarah Good
Sarah Osborne

40
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S- When was a navigation act introduced?

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1651, set a,I shed English monopoly on carrying colonial trade

41
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When was the Indian Wars?

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1689 — 1697

42
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S- what was the meaning of Mechantalism?

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colonial economies are run with interests of ruling country

43
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S- Who wrote and when was Memorable Providences?

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Cotton Mather & 1689 about the Goodwin possessions