Witchcraft of Early Modern Europe. A complex combination of Christian orthodoxy and patriarchal domination influenced the world-view of England between the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries that led people to associate witches with evil or Satan and wizards with divinity or supernatural power. This paper explains why witchcraft favored men whereas accused women. Pages: 9 Bibliography: 5 source(s) listed Filename: 19933 Early Modern Europe.doc Price: 80.55