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Question 1: What started the hysteria? Who was involved and affected by the events that followed the initial accusations?
Question 2: What were the pros and cons of pleading guilty to witchcraft?
Question 3: What aspect of the Salem witch trials did Paul Boyer and Stephen Nissenbaum study? What were their findings, and how did this affect the interpretation of the events in Salem?
Did society develop or progress (either in a good or a bad way) as a result of pursuing any of these ideas? Can you see any similarities to other philosophies, such as those of Confucius or Buddha?
What advantages did the United Provinces have over Portugal in their efforts to gain profits from their activities in the Indian Ocean?
How does Parliament refute American claims? How does the Declaratory Act reflect the English view on the nature of empire, as opposed to the view held by most colonists?
Discuss how the California Gold Rush differed from the waves of western migration that preceded it in the nineteenth century.
Do you think that there is some kind of permanent psychological entity that's "you," or is your own sense of being dependent on many things you don't have any?
Draw a conclusion about the impacts of new technologies and understandings of nature and humanity on medieval culture. Consider both Christian and Arab developments.
a central theme of this course is the end of isolation which our textbook describes in relationship to technology
What were the three G's for spanish explorers?
Explain Karl Marx's interpretation of historical change. How did Marx envision class relationships?
How did the instability of politics at the turn of the century show itself in daily life and art? How did this set the stage for the coming war?
The text refers to the traditional order of society in the middle ages, the peasantry, aristocracy, and the clergy - those who work, those who fight
What surprised you most about what you learn from the documentary? Be specific--identify the events and the individuals involved.
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