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Witchcraft in the 17th century

Level: Level One

In successfully completing this unit, the learner will haveEvidence needed

shown knowledge of

1. at least three 17th century beliefs about witches and witchcraft

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2. at least three characteristics of a typical witch suspect

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3. how the number of accusations for witchcraft differed across at least three locations and time periods

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4. the role of Matthew Hopkins in identifying suspected witches

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demonstrated the ability to

5. list and describe at least three things people believed witches could do

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6. create a table and chart showing numbers of witchcraft accusations in different years, using Excel

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7. list at least three characteristics that increased the likelihood of a person being accused of witchcraft

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acquired an understanding of

8. at least two reasons why witchcraft accusations and beliefs declined over time

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9. at least three differences in witch figures in cartoons and literature and those accused of witchcraft

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experienced

10. listening to accounts of witchcraft accusations

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11. using transcripts of contemporary sources, including those that retain original spellings and vocabulary.

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Approved 27 Feb 2008

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