Concept map on witch hunts and poverty in the 17th century, with a summary and study guide for reviewing the economic and social crisis of Europe during the 1600s. The map explains the effects of plague and famines, the growth of poverty, and the increasing number of people considered dangerous, including vagrants and beggars. It covers the persecution based on false beliefs, accusations against witches, alleged spreaders of disease and Jews, and harsh forms of repression such as death sentences, forced labor and deportation. The map also presents the rise of modern science and the main social changes in Europe during the 17th century.