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    out in the world they lived in. These women greatly accepted the power they received from court officials to overcome the supernatural forces. Laurie Winn Carlson says “No” in her book‚ “A Fever in Salem: A New Interpretation of the New England Witch Trials.” She believes that the witchcraft hysteria in Salem was the product of people’s responses to physical and neurological behaviors resulting from an unknown epidemic (246). No. I believe that the Salem witchcraft trials were not a product of

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    the main victims of these accusations‚ mostly because it is believed that they have wisdom and experience that they can use to “target” other individuals--Crampton describes it as “potentially destructive knowledge”. These women are often sent to witch camps where they are ostracized from the rest of the community and forced to live amongst other accused witches. The culture and practices surrounding witchcraft in Ghana limit the autonomy of older women in the community while simultaneously giving

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    Malleus Maleficarum and Baldung’s Witches’ Sabbath Hans Baldung’s Witches’ Sabbath offers a vivid and startling view of a gathering of witches. Depicted as wild‚ evil women‚ the woodcut aligns strongly with the views expressed in Malleus Maleficarum‚ which identifies the many dark characteristics and satanic practices of the vastly female population of witches. Responsible for everything from crop failure to impotence‚ they are a force to be feared and persecuted. They are a group of women who

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    other views as well‚ not everyone would believe in the same thing. Also when the girls would have their fits they would point and scream‚ sometimes they would even yell that the devil is attached to the person they are trying to accuse for being a witch. Following that‚ since no one else is supposed to be able to see “the devil” besides the girls‚ then how is anyone supposed to know if the girls are being honest or not? There is no well to tell. In some ways you can easily say that there isn’t enough

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    humiliation or punishment for doing the “Devil’s work”. Every time a storm would happen‚ they would blame it on the devil or his followers. This caused a lot of paranoia‚ which start people to be incriminated of the devil’s work. At the end of the Witch Trials in 1692 nineteen men and women were dangled. In today’s time ‚ if you were accused of doing something the accuser would’ve had to have legit evidence to prove you’re guilty. The way I live is very different to how Puritans lived back then

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    Steven Newberry 12/18/2012 Period 6 Title: Brian’s Hunt Author: Gary Paulsen Protagonist: The protagonist in this story is Brian himself. He is about 16 years old. he is a very strong and spirited person. He has many obstacles come his way but his bravery helps him overcome the obstacles. Once he was rescued he decides he wants to pack his bags and go back out the canadian forest and live for a month or so. Antagonist: Later in the story the bear becomes the antagonist. The bear has killed

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    Name: ____Elizabeth Giles____ Food and Nutrition Scavenger Hunt 1. Find 2 cereals and 2 breads that are excellent sources of fiber. Give the serving size and grams of fiber per serving for each. See pg. 101 _Fiber one honey clusters___________ ___13__grams ___Frosted mini wheates___________ ___6____grams ____Cinnamon Raisin_______________ ___2____grams ____Bhutanese red rice bread_______ ___ 1____grams 2. Find 2 brands of margarine or spread that would be a “healthier”

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    Canned Hunts

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    HUMANS help make big fierce animals rare. We hunt them for many reasons: 1. they’re killing our livestock 2. they eat our pets because we’ve moved into their natural habitat 3. pride and the need to assert one’s "machismo" over the forces of nature. This one is incredibly disgusting‚ especially in so called "canned hunts." These hunts trap animals and put them in an enclosure‚ so that people can come and "hunt" them with a guarantee of a kill. 4. we want to sell parts of them: tusks/horns‚ heads

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    In the Salem witch trials‚ hundreds of people were killed due to suspicion of witchcraft. In the book the crucible by Arther Miller a big concern for most readers was: who had the most conflict. Throughout the book many characters had disagreements with others. As people argued they eventually came to a point where people were accused of witchcraft and could be killed for it. Some people say John Procter had the most conflict and Abigail didn’t because she was a bad person‚ but I believe even though

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    In “The Bewitchment of Christian Shaw: A Reassessment of the Famous Paisley Witchcraft Case of 1697”‚ McLachlan and Swales use primary sources such as a book titled “A True Narrative of the Sufferings and Relief of a Young Girl‚ Strangely Molested by Evil Spirits and their instruments in the West”. It was published in Edinburgh‚ shortly after her alleged imposture and the trial of those who were accused of having bewitched several people. McLachlan and Swales used an explanatory framework. Instead

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