The Role of the King and Torture (Edexcel A-Level History): Flashcards
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Years of North Berwick witch trials
Years of North Berwick witch trials
1590-91
James VI's age when North Berwick trials began
James VI's age when North Berwick trials began
24 years old
Divine right of kings - definition
Divine right of kings - definition
Monarchs appointed by God; attacks on them attack God's order
James' role in North Berwick interrogations
James' role in North Berwick interrogations
Personally interrogated suspects before & after torture
Four torture methods used at North Berwick
Four torture methods used at North Berwick
Witch's bridle, thumb screws, boots, cords around head
Torture method used on Agnes Sampson
Torture method used on Agnes Sampson
Witch's bridle (metal device in mouth with sharp prongs)
What happened after Barbara Napier's acquittal?
What happened after Barbara Napier's acquittal?
James had the jurors themselves tried for their error
Year 'Newes from Scotland' pamphlet published
Year 'Newes from Scotland' pamphlet published
1591
James' political use of North Berwick trials
James' political use of North Berwick trials
Enhance reputation in England as godly Protestant defender
Earl of Bothwell's relationship to James VI
Earl of Bothwell's relationship to James VI
First cousin (both grandsons of James V)