Characteristics of Seventeenth Century England

Population growth, inflation, commercialization, personal competitiveness and social discord are just a few of the many words used to explain the future of the British society of the 17th century. The sole purpose of the humanities is to become a big business and to arrive at an important time. However, these are not used for Puritan 's sentences or Puritan' s explanation. Puritans of this age did not like the sound of their arrival, and they believed that these things occurred at the will of God.

In Salem in the 17th century, Massachusetts was a port town that was occupied mainly by Puritan settlers who came here from the UK in the 17th century. For settlers, belief in magic passes away, and if arrested it will be sentenced to death. The Salem Witch trial was a series of lawsuits surrounding magic in 1692, where more than 100 people were criticized, 19 were hanged and one was killed. England accuses people by dating magic ... Thurum Witch Test Throughout history, millions of people have been fooled as being witches, accused, arrested, tortured, tried and persecuted . Some people think that these injustices to humanity will end if the United States is colonized, but that is not the case. A big tragedy occurred in the United States in 1692, Salem Witch trial. It all began with the group of girls accusing others, usually older women, and dealing with demons. Salem Witch Hysteria

Magic: In New England of the 17th century, the belief in magic and devil tricks was very common. Before the Salem magic trial, 300 people were prosecuted and 30 people were hanged for magic. Cotton Mather, New England "is very shocked by the anger of the devil, the unnaturalness in the work world and the fear of the devil have existed for centuries, which is proved in ancient Scottish prayers "A small animal with long legs, what is hitting the night, a good god can save us. "The belief in magic and the influence of the devil appeared for the first time in Europe when Pope Innocent VIII was considered magical by him to be helpless.

The history of magic in New England in the 17th century was essentially a history of direct conflict within the community that interpersonal relationships were suspected and retaliatory and angry. The New England 17th century magical hunting document tells stories and stories of New England Puritans and modern readers understand the repressive social system of religion and family structure which is a concrete case behind the dominant factor can. This book However, in order to truly explain the structure of magic, social tension (probably controversial or controversial) is combined with individual and family misfortune, and at the root of all these events It is important to consider something.